Wide band exhaust sensor

[unklian]

http://www.14point7.com/JAW/JAW.htm

[Mikej]

The less porcelain you can see the colder the plug. There was an article in HotRod ( I think) a while back on heat ranges of plugs.

[Crosley.In.AZ]

The less porcelain you can see the colder the plug. There was an article in HotRod ( I think) a while back on heat ranges of plugs.

I am gonna try to find some Autolite 44 plugs or an equal to that number

[river1]

The less porcelain you can see the colder the plug. There was an article in HotRod ( I think) a while back on heat ranges of plugs.

I am gonna try to find some Autolite 44 plugs or an equal to that number

have you seen this

http://www.dragstuff.com/techarticles/spark-plug-cross-reference.html

later jim

[Crosley.In.AZ]

The less porcelain you can see the colder the plug. There was an article in HotRod ( I think) a while back on heat ranges of plugs.

I am gonna try to find some Autolite 44 plugs or an equal to that number

have you seen this

http://www.dragstuff.com/techarticles/spark-plug-cross-reference.html

later jim

Jim,

yes , I have seen that sheet.  That is where I got the 2127 number for an NGK plug I thought was cooler than the Autolite 45 I have now...

Wayne then said the 2127  plug was the same heat range as the 45 Autolite.. that is where I am confused about the * heat range deal.

I guess it is best to pick a plug brand and go up and down in their heat range numbers ?

:?

[wayne petty]

tony... and others... were you able to get as for as this look up page...


select 18mm     and tapered seats.... after you click through the warning box...

http://www.sparkplugs.com/search_char.asp?threadSize=18mm&hexSize=&gap=&seatType=Tapered&terminalType=&heatRange=&reach=&resistor=&manufacturerID=&action.x=60&action.y=17

if you had seen it.. sorry...   it does list most of the brands... with images and heat ranges in the left frame....  

if you had seen it already.. sorry...

let me know if you were able to get into it...

wayne..