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which plugs should i run on a procharged 330hp 7.4L
hey guys...
quick question about plugs i'm putting a procharger on my 330hp 7.4L and was wondering which plugs you guys would run. thanks. Ned |
What boost pressure?
If below 3, then try one size colder. If above 3, try two sizes colder. If you can't keep a clean plug at cruise, then go up one hotter. |
boost pressure
5lbs w/ an intercooler
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Running stock plugs here...no problems yet...was told hotter is a no no.454 built...9lbs.
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JimV told me to run NGK UR-5 plugs. I'll let you know how they look after a couple hours of runtime.
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Originally posted by Crazyhorse JimV told me to run NGK UR-5 plugs. I'll let you know how they look after a couple hours of runtime. |
your putting a charger on a stock 330,you do know that thing has small rods and cast pistons.....you should at least have a 365 magnum for one of those!
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Originally posted by Offshore Addiction your putting a charger on a stock 330,you do know that thing has small rods and cast pistons.....you should at least have a 365 magnum for one of those! |
I don't think he's referring to the small rods, but the 3/8" bolts. Not to mention the fact that the cast pistons will melt if not explode when exposed to a slight bit of detonation for any extended period of time.
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Go with cold one!!!
I melted one last season and did all sort of damage to the cylinder and one of the valves. At the time I was only running under around 3-4 pounds of boost (4400-4500rpm). You know what kind of damage detonation can cause as those rpms??? Damage that can cost a **** load of money to fix.. I currently run a V-power R5674-8 It's an extended tip, which I don't think is recommended for a blower motor to begin with, but no more problems so far(about 75hours). I just put new ones in it. Good Luck. |
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