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which plugs for gas?

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which plugs for gas?

Post by vraamm »

any recommendations as to which spark plugs i should be using? its a 350 running dual fuel but mainly gas.
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Post by Ralf the RR »

The NGK website recommends a colder plug and .1mm less gap for gas.

eg. my 1979 Range Rover requires a BP5ES plug, but for gas I use a BP6ES.

A good spark is essential, so leads and coil must be in good condition.
Harry

79 Rangie (his name is Ralf) 4.4 dual fuel, with plenty of other mods.

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Post by Draven »

I ended up using iridium plugs....they arent cheap ($20ea), but they are supposed to last for 150,000km....

They also gave me a extra 50km / tank of gas ...idle is much smoother...and even a little extra power :)
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