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Changing Plugs #911515
01/23/11 02:15 PM
01/23/11 02:15 PM
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Woodstock , Georgia
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Hey guys, what is everyone using as spark plugs go, with 5/8 socket, we are running accel 111 but being a 7/8 socket, I am having hard time with plug changes with the headers. Indy 440-1 heads 578 ci 14-1 comp, running on alcohol.
PS. dont send me to the spark plug web page they dont cross reference accel over to 5/8 plugs. THanks John


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Re: Changing Plugs [Re: Mopar_racer_99] #911516
01/23/11 03:14 PM
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NGK part # 5258


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Re: Changing Plugs [Re: Mopar_racer_99] #911517
01/23/11 03:14 PM
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I have used Autolite 3910 successfully in a 14.7 to 1 comp. ratio N/A gas motor. See if you can use them, they have extended tips A NGK # 9 or 10 with thge tip type you want should work also


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Re: Changing Plugs [Re: Cab_Burge] #911518
01/23/11 03:16 PM
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NGK here as well. Part number is gonna depend on combo but they are all 5/8"


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