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ZZ3 Chevy engine question
Sorry this is a little off the forum, but ZZ3's could be used in a smaller boat. A lot of you folks on the board have hot rods, is anyone running an over - the - counter Chevy ZZ3 smallblock? This is the forged steel connecting rod version of the ZZ4.
The question is, what spark plugs are you running? |
Re: ZZ3 Chevy engine question
MY partner ran a pair of ZZ3 's in 27 Hallet ran great for approx 350 hrs until replaced with 383's...never a minutes trouble with the crate motors
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Re: ZZ3 Chevy engine question
Originally Posted by O.C.Barry
Sorry this is a little off the forum, but ZZ3's could be used in a smaller boat. A lot of you folks on the board have hot rods, is anyone running an over - the - counter Chevy ZZ3 smallblock? This is the forged steel connecting rod version of the ZZ4.
The question is, what spark plugs are you running? |
Re: ZZ3 Chevy engine question
Originally Posted by Edward R. Cozzi
I try to run NGKs in everything.
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Re: ZZ3 Chevy engine question
Originally Posted by O.C.Barry
Hi Ed - I agree on the NGK's but what I'm looking for here is a plug #.
Tell me what plugs are in there now, or do the heads need 3/8" or 3/4" reach threads. You can get extended electrodes or not depending on application and usage. The more info you have, the better I can get you in the right ballpark with the plug that will give you the best service in real-life conditions. |
Re: ZZ3 Chevy engine question
Originally Posted by Edward R. Cozzi
Aha! Okay, but I need more info.
Tell me what plugs are in there now, or do the heads need 3/8" or 3/4" reach threads. You can get extended electrodes or not depending on application and usage. The more info you have, the better I can get you in the right ballpark with the plug that will give you the best service in real-life conditions. |
Re: ZZ3 Chevy engine question
Here's the spec section for ZZ-4, including plugs. I don't have a ZZ-3 in my catalog.
-Greg HO 350 SPECIFICATIONS Part Number: 24502609 (ZZ4) Displacement: 350 cu. inches (5.7-liter) Horsepower: 355 at 5250 Torque: 405 lb-ft at 3500 Bore & Stroke: 4.00" x 3.48" Compression Ratio: 10:1 Engine Block: Cast iron with 4-bolt intermediate main bearing caps (P/N10105123) Crankshaft: Undercut and rolled fillet LT4 nodular iron crankshaft. Connecting Rods: Steel P/N 10108688 Pistons: High silicon aluminum piston with offset pins (P/N 10159436) Piston Ring: 14089025 Camshaft: Hydraulic roller tappet (P/N 10185071) Valve Lift (Intake/Exhaust): .474"/.510" Duration (Intake/Exhaust): .208/.221 degrees at .050" tappet lift Valve Lash (Intake/Exhaust): Zero/Zero Cylinder Heads: Cast aluminum, 58cc chambers, angled spark plugs, screw-in rocker studs (P/N 12556463) Intake Valve: (1.94") P/N 10168465 Exhaust Valve: (1.50") P/N 10168514 Valve Springs: LT4 chrome silicon 1.340" diameter (P/N 12551483) Rocker Arm Ratio: 1.5:1 Distributor: High Energy Ignition with centrifugal and vacuum advance (P/N 1103436) Initial Spark Setting: 10° BTC @ 800 rpm with a maximum of 32° at 4000 rpm with vacuum advance disconnected. Spark Plugs: AC FR5LS, 904, or MR43LTS Maximum Recommended Engine Speed: 5800 rpm Fuel Requirement: Premium unleaded (92 octane) |
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