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Spark Plug designation #3212262
02/09/24 06:06 PM
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I'm trying to replace the spark plugs in my 1952 Desoto (with the flathead six). The manual calls for an AR8, which i believe is an Autolite brand. Anyway, I can't find that particular series at any of the normal national chain auto parts stores. Does anyone have a source that has this specific plug or at least a reliable cross-reference to a series currently available? Thanks for any assistance.

Re: Spark Plug designation [Re: Ply36] #3212272
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Look it up by application, RockAuto lists many options. The AR8 is an old designation. The modern number is 306 for resistor, 295 for non-resistor if you are looking for Autolites. I run the 306 in my 51 Plymouth.

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Thanks, Sniper! That's what I was looking for

Re: Spark Plug designation [Re: Ply36] #3212300
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NOS AR-8 on ebag $5.35 ea.







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