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rogera_58
12-05-2008, 02:21 AM
what plug would you recommend for my setup
385 sbc
energy extreme soild cam lift 525int /525exh 3200-6700
dart 215cc 64cc
-7cc flattop pistons
compression 11:1 im running 50/50 mix 92 and 110
team g intake 2800-7200
750 speed demon 82 primary and 85 secondary
super street tci convertor 3800-4000
4:10 gears
intend for strip and very rare street use
im unsure of the plug to use based off of cold and hot range
with 11:1 compression should i be running staight 110
thanks
brad12oz
12-05-2008, 03:50 AM
i run 10.75:1 in a 357 with dart 200 heads. I dont know if you are familiar with AC Delcos heat ranges, but i run an equivilent to the r 43 ts. I dont have any problems. the more compression the colder the plug you should run. Also, the E3 diamond fires are a very good plug, i would recomend running those, they made a difference for me.
snakeeater1968
12-06-2008, 12:23 AM
what plug would you recommend for my setup
385 sbc
energy extreme soild cam lift 525int /525exh 3200-6700
dart 215cc 64cc
-7cc flattop pistons
compression 11:1 im running 50/50 mix 92 and 110
team g intake 2800-7200
750 speed demon 82 primary and 85 secondary
super street tci convertor 3800-4000
4:10 gears
intend for strip and very rare street use
im unsure of the plug to use based off of cold and hot range
with 11:1 compression should i be running staight 110
thanks
i run the 215 pro 1 plat's w/supermod port job on a 350 + .060 with 10.5:1 compression on the street with 2 different plugs...best plugs i have ran so far is the AR3935 by autolite great cold plug and i don't have any problems with it fouling out on 93 octain another good plug that i run is an NGK R5671a-7 I also run a complete MSD ignition and 6AL box. both of the plugs were recommended to me here at the forum. both plugs run great IMO i'm sure others will comment on the plugs...seams like this question pops up every other week or so....LOL
hope this helps
Snake eater
Mikey R.
01-10-2009, 03:04 AM
the R5671A-7's or -8's will work fine. Out here we get what we can. Parts stores don't carry them in stock half the time.
Awesome Bill
01-10-2009, 11:04 AM
AR3935 Autolite and don't pry on anything, they will work well.
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