Spark Plug Time

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  1. Tannersg1

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    What make, type, and gap would you or do you run in a small block ford? I run Autolite 45's with a .035 gap.
     
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    Gap depends on ignition but Ive had great luck with ngk's plugs
     
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    Running a MSD 6AL.
     
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    Ok, i got it....no Champions!
     
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    I've always ran the NGK V Power in my Ford V8's. Planning on using them on my son's 250 with Pertronix conversion.
     
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