Snake
Mopar Nut
Thinking of the NGK P#97382 any thoughts worth the money.
NGK PLUGS
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Snake
Mopar Nut
OK she is healthy
What heads does it have?
That ngk plug has a 13/16" hex
And may not fit in some aftermarket heads.
Factory LA heads would be fine.
Ngk probably has an equivalent plug with 5/8" hex...
I should have started with,
What Engine do you have and what's the build info, use, etc...
That ngk plug has a 13/16" hex
And may not fit in some aftermarket heads.
Factory LA heads would be fine.
Ngk probably has an equivalent plug with 5/8" hex...
I should have started with,
What Engine do you have and what's the build info, use, etc...
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Scody21
Just send it
10 bucks is cheep. There are surface gap NGK plugs that are 70 bucks a piece.
5.00 a piece for Autolites for my car.
cwkerr007
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Have an antique champion spark plug cleaner one set of r45s last a looonngg time lol.
Scody21
Just send it
As long as you get all of the sand out and there is no damage…
Scody21
Just send it
BTW the 97382 is the stock number and GR4IX tells you what the plug is per the chart below.
BKR6E is what I run in my small blocks. Both iron and alum heads
BKR6E is what I run in my small blocks. Both iron and alum heads
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Snake
Mopar Nut
360 j heads 9 2 1 30 over
Ok the spark plugs will fit those heads
(As long as the threaded length is not too long.)
But it's ngk 4 heat range which is a little on the hot side in my opinion.
Maybe something in a 5 or 6 heat range
Would be a better choice.
I run a different brand spark plug.
But I'm sure there's people here that can help with a ngk suggestion.
CUDACOX
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Iuse the R5671A-7 in my 390 Stroker. I wouldn't use anything else now.
CUDACOX
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Sorry, I have aluminum Eddy heads. Not sure if that makes a difference.
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