badandyturbo
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I would like to replace my plugs with some new ones. What do you all recommend?
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I'm using NGK TR6, that what was recommended by black bear for supercharger set up. Never had any problems with any vechile that I used NGK on. Also be sure to add a dab of anti sieze to the threads. This will prevent future headaches when you go to change them again. No one likes to deal with frozen or broken plugs
Samuraj
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AC delco , depending on mileage and climate , do spark wire also
swathdiver
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What part of Florida? Most folks suggest sticking with the original plugs and wires.
Danny3737
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I'd stick with the OEM
Meccanoble
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I changed my plugs recently to help resolve an issue that wasnt resolved and plan to change wires to see if it helps. Why did you automatically recommend wires like its just that common of an issue? We dont even know OP miles or anything. I feel optimstic that this may fix my issue but just surprised how highly recommended it seems to be.
And yes only go with original AC Delco. There has been stories of other brands causing issues. They last long enough where the price difference of cheaper brands shouldnt impact your pockets.
Nashoba
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About 134,400 on our 2008 Tahoe Hybrid with 6.0L engine. Have used OEM plugs for replacement and all is well.
