Stealth head plug choice?
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I've looked at their site and I can't find anywhere that it mentions it, but do Stealth heads require a longer or shorter plug than stock? I've always run Autolite 85's in big blocks, will they work? Thanks.
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Re: Stealth head plug choice?
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oh wait.but hey.lets see.oh yeah.
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They use a long reach plug just like Eddys.I have an NGK number here I run but Im at 12.5 compression.Rocky
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Re: Stealth head plug choice?
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oh wait.but hey.lets see.oh yeah.
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Last NGK race plugs I bought at Advance cost me under 15 bucks for 8 I do get a shop discount.Rocky
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Re: Stealth head plug choice?
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if your autolite guy try 3924 or 3926(hotter). So 65's are the wrong heat range?
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Re: Stealth head plug choice?
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Why not just grab the correct set from 440 Source. They sell them as well and are the correct ones for their heads.... So, order plugs from Nevada when I can pick them up on the way hom3 from work? Seems a bit counterproductive. I did find they had a listing for plugs, but they are under a Source part number, not a Champion #.
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Re: Stealth head plug choice?
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if your autolite guy try 3924 or 3926(hotter). So 65's are the wrong heat range? have no idea what a "65" is. i use the 3924 and 3926 in my edelbrock heads. easy to find and work fine.
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Re: Stealth head plug choice?
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Autolite 65. It's the one I've always used in small blocks. I'll look up the 3924/3926. Thanks.
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Re: Stealth head plug choice?
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Why not just grab the correct set from 440 Source. They sell them as well and are the correct ones for their heads.... So, order plugs from Nevada when I can pick them up on the way hom3 from work? Seems a bit counterproductive. I did find they had a listing for plugs, but they are under a Source part number, not a Champion #. The plugs they sell are the Champion plugs. I get your point but for me when I purchased my heads I threw a set in with the purchase along with the 10 degree locks for the spring retainers. Everything in one check out basket if you catch my drift...cr8crshr/Bill
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Re: Stealth head plug choice?
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if your autolite guy try 3924 or 3926(hotter). So 65's are the wrong heat range? have no idea what a "65" is. i use the 3924 and 3926 in my edelbrock heads. easy to find and work fine. ok. all i do is big block stuff. a 65 is probably a 13/16" hex and the 3924 is a 5/8" hex. the 5/8" will probably be easier to work with.
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