| ng8264723 |
08-28-2009 08:55 AM |
I have edelbrock heads on a 482 FE. Which sparks plugs?
I was wondering for a moderate build which brands guys are having luck with. I rather go with a traditional plug instead of the platnium stuff
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actually i prefer the autolite platinums for my 468......KCR supplied NGKs with the build, but i changed over to the autolites when i needed a different heat range.
fred
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| xlr8or |
08-28-2009 09:18 AM |
I've used all of these without problems
NGK BK5RE
Autolite 3926
Champion RC12YC
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| patrickt |
08-28-2009 09:25 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by ng8264723
(Post 978568)
I was wondering for a moderate build which brands guys are having luck with. I rather go with a traditional plug instead of the platnium stuff
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On a "moderate build," with an MSD Box, coil, and distributor, any of the three plugs that xlr8or listed will last longer than you will. ;) Personally, I use the Champions that were third on his list. |
| RICK LAKE |
08-28-2009 10:49 AM |
I use Autolites
ng8264723 Platinum plug are not reccomended when running MSD setup in the car. 6AL box and HVHC coil. Running a coil is OK. I run 3924 plugs in my 482 motor with .045" gap. Run clean and good startup. Rick L.
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| ng8264723 |
08-28-2009 11:05 AM |
I have no MSD setup. I don't think it necessary. Another area for probems. For now I have the Mallory unilte distrisbitor and an MSD coil.
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| lovehamr |
08-28-2009 11:47 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by ng8264723
(Post 978620)
I have no MSD setup. I don't think it necessary. Another area for probems. For now I have the Mallory unilte distrisbitor and an MSD coil.
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You're running a unilight but worried about problems with an MSD?:LOL: "necessary"? Nope, but it can sure make life with a fire-breather much easier.
Steve |
| rustyBob |
08-28-2009 12:05 PM |
ng8264723.......dont worry i run the same distributer and coil as you do and i've had no problems on my mild built FE and i also strongley recomend the Autolite 3926 plugs.
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| Bobcat |
08-28-2009 01:58 PM |
I`ve got a 482 and run either AR 3923 or AR 3924 with a gap of .045 ". I just tried the 3924`s and they were too hot for my engine .
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| 4pipes |
08-28-2009 02:26 PM |
Ditto on the Champion RC12YC.
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| ERA Chas |
08-28-2009 04:41 PM |
Accel 416.
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