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Which Autolite plug is colder? #1024141
07/01/11 06:12 PM
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AR3910 or AR3924? Only problem with running a too cold of a plug is fouling, Correct? But running too hot of a plug eguals nothing but trouble?

Thanks, Brian Dunnigan

Re: Which Autolite plug is colder? [Re: '72CudaRacer] #1024142
07/01/11 06:28 PM
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the auto lite chart i have shows the AR3924 as the hotest plug. Mopar65


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Re: Which Autolite plug is colder? [Re: mopar65] #1024143
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Bobby..I run the AR3924 plug in my GTX. Eddy heads with 10.25 compression. Is there a BETTER heat range for street driving that you're aware of? THANKS!

Re: Which Autolite plug is colder? [Re: Labratt] #1024144
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Bobby..I run the AR3924 plug in my GTX. Eddy heads with 10.25 compression. Is there a BETTER heat range for street driving that you're aware of? THANKS!




Randy here is the chart i have. but it is the race plug chart. heading out the door to go fishing. but i am sure somebody smarter than me can recomend a plug for you. thanks Bobby

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Re: Which Autolite plug is colder? [Re: mopar65] #1024145
07/01/11 06:51 PM
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here is the conversion chart i have. thanks Bobby

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Re: Which Autolite plug is colder? [Re: mopar65] #1024146
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randy i am running a NGK R5671A-7 in my aluminum headed 11.1 440.thanks Bobby


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Re: Which Autolite plug is colder? [Re: mopar65] #1024147
07/01/11 08:31 PM
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oh wait.but hey.lets see.oh yeah.
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I run NGK R5671A-8s in my Stealth headed 12.5 440.Been in 3 years and no problems.Street and strip.Rocky


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