help with plugs and autolite "X" plugs
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04/04/11 10:50 PM
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Looking for advice on plugs. Engine is 418 small block, aluminum older W-2 heads (valve angle is 14 degrees), 12.7 compression, 950 Quick Fuel carb, 4:56 gears with Powerglide, 5800 TCI convertor with Pro Brake, 3550 lbs with me in it. Ran 9:90's @133 mph last year with NGK R5671A-8.
Autolite says the equivlant to the NGK is the AR3934. But I see they make the "X" model that they state "sports a specially machined four-corner firing surface gap style instead of the normal single electrode. Specs. are 5/8" hex, 3/4" reach, 14mm thread, nickel plated shell, gasket seat, non-resistor."
What are your suggestions and anyone use the "X" model?
Thanks everyone,
Chuck
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Re: help with plugs and autolite "X" plugs
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04/05/11 01:56 AM
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Quote:
Autolite says the equivlant to the NGK is the AR3934. But I see they make the "X" model that they state "sports a specially machined four-corner firing surface gap style instead of the normal single electrode. Specs. are 5/8" hex, 3/4" reach, 14mm thread, nickel plated shell, gasket seat, non-resistor."
What are your suggestions and anyone use the "X" model?
Thanks everyone,
Chuck
i normally use the AR3934 but this season i used the X plug. it worked very well, just didn't need to gap it. the only drawback was it was hard to read the plug between the X but other than that they were great. i'm getting a carton of them for next season.
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Re: help with plugs and autolite "X" plugs
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04/05/11 02:03 PM
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What is the autolite equivlant to a -10? AR3932?
Brett Miller W9 cnc'd heads STR Chassis fabraction
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Re: help with plugs and autolite "X" plugs
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04/05/11 03:51 PM
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What is the autolite equivlant to a -10? AR3932?
Yes. And it is a standard tip as apposed to a projected tip.
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