OVALTECH1 Site Supporter Aug 15, 2019 #2 A lot use the 3910x but it’s a pretty cold plug. We use the -7 and -8 NGK plugs in our clone and clone cousins...
A lot use the 3910x but it’s a pretty cold plug. We use the -7 and -8 NGK plugs in our clone and clone cousins...
J jbanes1961 Member Aug 15, 2019 #3 Thanks Oval...I hate to sound stupid, but, does that plug have a specific number that i can look up.. -7 and -8 doesnt tell me a whole lot. probably should have posted in beginners forum, cuz thats what i am...
Thanks Oval...I hate to sound stupid, but, does that plug have a specific number that i can look up.. -7 and -8 doesnt tell me a whole lot. probably should have posted in beginners forum, cuz thats what i am...
OVALTECH1 Site Supporter Aug 15, 2019 #4 I’ll get them for you tomm. I believe it’s a 5671-7 and 8. I’ll get you the stock numbers
OVALTECH1 Site Supporter Aug 16, 2019 #6 Same plug I run in my race car as well. 14mm .750 reach with a short strap.
OVALTECH1 Site Supporter Aug 16, 2019 #9 Yes... just be careful of your heat range NGK goes opposite. The low number is the hottest the higher the number goes the cooler your heat range gets
Yes... just be careful of your heat range NGK goes opposite. The low number is the hottest the higher the number goes the cooler your heat range gets