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WHat spark plugs do you run?

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Looking for a change, been running the champion race plugs C63 series but after finding a couple of cracked insulators I think I may be switching brands.

What do you guys run? daily drivers, street rods.
 
edelbrock heads/street car i just go to walmart and pick up some autolite 3924's or 3926's. simple, cheap and no issues.
 
I had the NGK fr4 before I switched to the champion race plugs, interesting thing about the NGK's the resistor on those was at 5.3k ohms vs a straight non resistor plug with metered out dam near a dead short. (which is good). what part number you have rebel?

Thos auto lights work fine no issues with heat?
 
image.jpg For street.
 
Every since my motorcross days I've ran NGK's.
 
I used Beru when my dad got them for me from the dealership he was a mechanic at, after that I use NGK. Tried a lot - Autolite worked well for me, Champion were the worst no matter what car I used them in.

spark plug Beru.jpg

These would be just fine on a Panther Pink car. :)
 
Autolite and NGK and both have worked good for me. Ron
 
buy the most expensive platinum/iridium or whatever plug you can find and then buy some cheap autolite 3924's and do an ohm check on them both. i'd be curious what the difference is.
 
Lol all my coin went into the Evans coolant redo I'll trust you on the autolites. I had fouling issues last time I ran the ngk fr4's but turned out it was the pcv putting too much oil into the mix. Switched to the champs for a hotter burn, but now it should be ok with any decent plug we shall see!
 
Street driven beat up old 383 RR: something non-resistor like Accel 134, Champion J12YC or J14YC. If resistor is all I can get then Autolite 86. They all work about the same but the tach doesn't go wild with the non-resistor.
 
nobody has wasted more money and time on spark plugs and ignition gadgets than me.
 
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