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05-15-2005 06:13 AM #1
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which spark plugs???
Just finished a new 355 sbc using Scoggin Dickeys upgraded Vortec heads. I started out using Champion RS12YC plugs but they seem to be fouling out already. Have heard others complain about Champion plugs doing the same thing too quickly. Can anyone suggest a better plug number along with the gap for it?
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05-15-2005 08:02 AM #2
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just cross reference to an AC or I use Autolite double platinum...Ac's are I believe but don't hold me to this R44ts or R45ts
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05-15-2005 08:12 AM #3
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I hate Champion plugs, never had anything but bad luck with them. I like Autolite, and you can't go wrong with AC Delco unless you are in asian territory, then NGK. Another thing about the champion is a 12 is way too cool a plug for that SBC. You should be up in the 17 area if I'm not mistaken.
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05-15-2005 10:19 AM #4
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NGK = No Good Kind!
they run good in my kawasaki though
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05-15-2005 10:26 AM #5
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I use AC-Delco plugs in my SBC and the hold up pretty good.Never go in reverse when you can go forward. 
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