Pristine '73
Well-Known Member
How did they get them in without a socket?
need help Bad-excuse me for being stupid
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How did they get them in without a socket?
KitCarlson
Well-Known Member
It is hard for me to imagine not being able to see the plug seats on the passenger side bank, cylinders 4 or 6! New cameras also let you take pictures where your eye cannot go to.
you are right Rob.
George R
Mopar Nutcase
Nothing wrong with Autolite plugs. In fact, I won't use anything else....in anything I own that uses spark plugs.
My 440 had Autolite 85's in it when I bought it. The car wouldn't run for squat, and would constantly stall. I replaced them with 86's, and it's been running like a scalded moose for almost 4 years now.
One other thing -- Autolite 86's are the same plug used in a '69 350 horse Vette. Just an FYI I know it really makes no difference, but just thought I'd give an example.
Bottom line, I think the 85 is too cold for your application, and I recommend replacing them with 86's.
George
My 440 had Autolite 85's in it when I bought it. The car wouldn't run for squat, and would constantly stall. I replaced them with 86's, and it's been running like a scalded moose for almost 4 years now.
One other thing -- Autolite 86's are the same plug used in a '69 350 horse Vette. Just an FYI I know it really makes no difference, but just thought I'd give an example.
Bottom line, I think the 85 is too cold for your application, and I recommend replacing them with 86's.
George
thanks George, maybe that is the problem. Bill
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