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Old 01-03-2009, 01:17 PM
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i have the stock spark plugs and was wondering which ones would be better for n/a..i heard the ngk plugs were good but which ones? help ould be appreciated cause i have the money to but them today.
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I have have the E3 plugs. Awsome. Have seen them on Horse Power TV on a dyno pull and they made more power over the normal plugs.

E3 plugs are in my truck and my pops truck. We both felt a differance in power.

Juse some more input on them. http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r205...00-Mile-Review
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NGK TR55 for NA applications

NGK TR6 for FI applications

Both are available as a copper, platinum, or iridium spark plug....
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how many miles are on your stock plugs? i vote to leave the stockers in there if it hasnt hit 100k yet or you dont plan to spray anytime soon. these trucks come with great plugs from the factory.
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i got 45000 miles on the stockers i tried the e3 plugs it felt good at first but for some reason it felt like it lost some after a day or so...
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and i do plan to spray as soon as i can get enough cash for the whole kit
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Mine were replace recently to the NGK55's... and they're not that expensive.
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were they worth it?
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were they worth it?
Yeah... I picked them up from the Zone. Readily available.
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the zone didnt have any and oreillys said that they have them but they are the v power???


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