Subject	Actually.......
Posted by	Greg D. (Specialty-Z) on December 21, 2009 at 1:39 PM
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In Reply To	those plugs are NA length posted by aliaZ on December 20, 2009 at 11:43 PM
Message	they are longer than the NA and shorter than the TT. If you install one in a TT head when the head is off you will find they fit all the way in the chamber ;-) No one makes the full length TT plug in a colder heat range than 6. Since the plug goes all the way in it is a non issue and it is MUCH better to run a slightly shorter plug that is the correct heat range for the application than a longer plug that is too hot.
Follow Ups	Question concerning OEM vs "colder" plugs - LJZTT 19:25:30 12/20/09 I see no reason not to use the NGK IX plugs that SZ - zgene4 20:08:16 12/20/09 2nd, did you ever find your vacuum leak? - HighPsi 20:20:47 12/20/09 yes, but it is still below the plenum somewhere, the hiss - LJZTT 20:35:43 12/20/09 SZ is recommending "7" heat range though (n/m) - LJZTT 20:37:00 12/20/09 different plug that what I'm running, makes sense it would - zgene4 23:37:58 12/20/09 those plugs are NA length - aliaZ 23:43:31 12/20/09 Actually....... - Greg D. (Specialty-Z) 13:39:20 12/21/09 Thanks! I've been saying this for years! (n/m) - twinturbineZ 22:20:24 12/23/09 really? - aliaZ 16:16:32 12/24/09 just curious - aliaZ 16:15:38 12/24/09 check your plugs! i just bought my z - pearlzed 23:24:29 12/20/09 what is your plug gap? (n/m) - aliaZ 23:44:15 12/20/09 Re: Question concerning OEM vs "colder" plugs - WazTTed 02:59:52 12/21/09 Re: Question concerning OEM vs "colder" plugs - Jehannum 14:50:20 12/21/09 Crappy Fuel. Plug Gap. - ZTurboFan 14:55:10 12/21/09 This is what I'll do then as opposed to chasing my tail, - LJZTT 17:53:27 12/21/09
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