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Prefered Spark Plugs?
Just wondering what everyone prefers as far as spark plugs go.
Please note if they are N/A motors or Blown to help keep things straight. Thanks Mark |
NGK 5673-8 in a blown application.
NGK BR6FS in the little Pachanga |
AC Delco MR41T in N/A
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I have been running A/C Rapid Fires in the Baja for years. I have had good luck with them. They are part #1
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Mine had the NGK 5673-8 plugs in it when I bought it but they were a bit cold for the way i run. I switched to NGK UR5 plugs but I don't run the boat hard. By the way, we dyno'd the first engine with the UR5's and it made 681@5600 with 7 lbs. boost.
Mark, are you interested in trying my Thunderbolts with the V-6 modules? I'll even deliver them if you and Patti can take a break and go to the Oven Grinder for dinner. |
NGK V7 N/A 502
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NGK UR5's in my 525SC. They are the same heat range as an AC 41.
I had good luck with the Rapid Fire #1's in an n/a 454. Same heat range as an AC 43. They just don't make them cool enough for the 525SC. |
What about Bosch plugs?
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Thanks Guys, Just wanted to see what everyine was using I've used AC and Ngk's
Dave, The numbers look good on the dyno.!!!! I got my motor back and it's ready to go back in the boat. Just need to touch up some paint and polish the valve covers and intake. I would like to try the V6 modules. I won't need them til summer. Are you coming in for the COPs party on the 3rd? Mark |
Denso Irridiums. . .Expensive at $12 each but they are the best. BTW, Denso makes NGK's.
Chris Stef's Performance |
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