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Location: 2nd left past the stump on a dirt road.
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Re: Spark Plug Question(s)
I use the R45ts, and have tried the 44's. The lean condition is tied to the carb. I like the hotter plug for economy and complete burn as I use about 1 quart of oil every 3,000 miles.
You could also go with the R45 which is a colder plug than the TS (Tapered Seat) and the most likely manufacture a R44 also. Take a look at them side by side next time you are in the auto parts store. 100 ways to burn, pick your poison for your set up. I have an Eddy carb, Stock Hei with Pertronix Module and Accel Super Coil sitting on top. I have found todays E10 Likes a hotter spark. Pretty stock here otherwise. |
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Join Date: Mar 2015
Location: Fletcher, N.C.
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Re: Spark Plug Question(s)
R45TS for me, I was running too lean and I changed my 600 Holley jets from a factory #66 to #69 and might could go a #70 but it runs pretty darn good where it's at...Ed
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