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  1. #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by timber74wolf View Post
    What is the difference in the tr55 and the tr55ix?

    the tr55ix are Iridium and if, i recall the tr55 is a copper plug but works fine.
    i run these two plugs in my truck

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    Just bought some lastweek arron,they were 2.50 a pop

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    ngk tr5 or tr6

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    tr6 are more for nitrous. tr5/55 are NA. from what ive been told
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    tr55s will work great. But they won't last 100k miles. You might want to think of getting a good set of wires while you're in there.
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    I think I am going to wait on the wires. I have not had any problems with hessitation or missing such is a sign of the plug wires breaking down, but I will be ready to change them if need be.
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    Just change em now while you're in there. Bad wires can make a coil work double time and burn em out.
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    That is true, but I gotta look at funding also. When I said complete tune up I was including: plugs, wires, fuel filter, trans filter, fluids for tranny, rear end, power steering and brake fluid, coolant, oil, oil filter, etc... In other words the works. owever like I said I gotta look at funding and pick up my stuff a bit at a time. I just figured plugs would be a good starting point since there are so many out there.
    2014 GMC Sierra Crew Cab
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    Tune up.....More like a 100K overhaul. Good stuff though man.

    Make sure you get the addative when you do the rear end.
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    Which gear oil weight and addative do you recommend for the rearend?
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