My shop tacher told me to use autolite in my truck because they burn a little coller to help keep the temps down but I think that them being reccesed like a stroke plug would meake it harder for them to fire the air/fuel mixture. any ideas guys Thanx

 

colder plugs are used in 390,360 n'stuff. if
it burns oil use hotter plugs.




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I know allot of guys who race their FEs still use the autolites...so thats gotta say something. I still use the 45s like John. Just stay away from platniums.

 

 

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>I know allot of guys who race their FEs still use the
>autolites...so thats gotta say something. I still use the
>45s like John. Just stay away from platniums.

I like the Autolites as well. Used them in alot of different motors and they have done nicely. Even on Nitrous ;-)

And as he said...Definetly stay away from the platniums. You dont wanna see some of the aftermath I have seen from the platniums coming apart and droping into the combustion chamber. Can u say chitty chitty bang bang??

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