Subject	Re: well, if in fact that plug is tight, it is not the proper
Posted by	SpeedyTTZ on June 27, 2004 at 6:15 PM
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In Reply To	well, if in fact that plug is tight, it is not the proper posted by Spee on June 27, 2004 at 05:37 PM
Message	A piece of the plenum got caught in the combustion chamber and forced the spark plug up and bent it. Not only that but since the plug was not firing at its normal capacity it definately melted. I will hold a Denso comparison soon on the differnces between the NGKs and the Denso plugs. There is some good info in there.
Follow Ups	This poor ol' VG - SpeedyTTZ 06:36:27 06/27/04 tell your buddy to lay off the boost. (n/m) - MyWhiteZTT(NJ) 08:00:42 06/27/04 Re: tell your buddy to lay off the boost. - SpeedyTTZ 15:04:37 06/27/04 I'd also tell him to get the correct plugs as well. - SpdDemon13 (Japan) 08:33:47 06/27/04 Harry! (n/m) - Spee 11:14:42 06/27/04 Re: I'd also tell him to get the correct plugs as well. - SpeedyTTZ 15:03:59 06/27/04 Define "better." (n/m) - Kenny 17:28:18 06/27/04 well, if in fact that plug is tight, it is not the proper - Spee 17:37:34 06/27/04 Re: well, if in fact that plug is tight, it is not the proper - SpeedyTTZ 18:15:06 06/27/04 For the benefit of the noobs, please do. - SpdDemon13 (Japan) 07:24:32 06/28/04 seem worse. (n/m) - Halo Z 08:47:40 06/27/04 looks more like gonnorhea - T0M 09:05:41 06/27/04 looks like it got a bit toasty in that cylinder (n/m) - Spee 11:13:46 06/27/04 = boosting at 25 psi (n/m) - Malukalu99 13:55:16 06/27/04 Re: = boosting at 25 psi - SpeedyTTZ 15:02:01 06/27/04
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