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Autolite Plugs
Any suggestions on plug choice for a tired 350 making 140 lbs. cranking compression ?
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AC Delco all the way. I tried a few different brands and found the best to be the AC Delco Rapid Fire plugs. I don't know if they still make them though, but you can get Delco Platinums. That's what I'll go with next time I change mine.
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AC still makes Rapidfire plugs; and would probably be best for all around
street and strip runnings... ...but, if you don't want the $4/plug price then: buy some Autolite #26 (new tapered "peanut plug" GM heads) or Autolite #85 (old seated or big block heads) .99 cents each grind a portion of the grounding tip off, to expose the electrode towards the center of the compression chamber; gap accordingly (.035-.060) ctesla |
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