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Re: best plugs for cub??
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Posted by George Willer on September 30, 2004 at 07:19:29 from (208.252.179.23):
In Reply to: best plugs for cub?? posted by DC on September 29, 2004 at 20:49:41:
Opinions vary widely about plugs. Many, like me, think the choosing plugs by manufacturer is just plain silly... the important thing is heat range. After 100 hours, when you figure your plugs are shot, how did they fail? Are they fouled or are the tips burned away? Adjust your heat range accordingly. Fouled = go hotter. Burned = go colder. Most of us prefer Champion D-21 or equivalent for Cubs, but they may be too hot for your use. Regardless of manufacturer, they are all made with steel tips, porcelain insulators, and steel shells. No magic is involved. George Willer
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