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Spark plug help #2944857
07/19/21 02:29 PM
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I have a 400 to 526 wedge stroker and was looking for a spark plug recommendation. I’m running Indy ez cnc 295 heads. 11.1 comp with a 275 at 50 duration hydraulic roller cam and a 1050 dominator thumper carb. Also has msd 6al ignition. Street car pump gas.

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Brandon

Re: Spark plug help [Re: Canam800] #2944871
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Probably a NGK 7 heat range. I typically use a 6 on the street but your compression is a little higher so I'd go one step colder.

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What plug # would I order then?

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Brandon

Re: Spark plug help [Re: Canam800] #2944879
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Autolite AR3934 hands down...I love those plugs. AR3935 are hot, and AR3933 are cold...34's are right in the middle....


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Re: Spark plug help [Re: AndyF] #2944885
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Originally Posted by AndyF
Probably a NGK 7 heat range. I typically use a 6 on the street but your compression is a little higher so I'd go one step colder.

iagree NGK 4091


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Re: Spark plug help [Re: Canam800] #2945028
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Autolite # 3922 or the little hotter 3923 for pump gas with your compression ratioscope up
Colder is better to test with first and go from there twocents
Both of those plugs are street legal resistor plugs, not the illegal on the street non resistor race plugs twocents work
I like and use Champion brand, RC9YC should work fine also up

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Re: Spark plug help [Re: Cab_Burge] #2945196
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Thanks. Ordered up some NGK to try.







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