[AT] Spark plugs

Gene Derringer gderringer at embarqmail.com
Mon Aug 17 03:16:47 PDT 2020


Thanks.

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> On Aug 16, 2020, at 10:09 PM, jdnut at aol.com wrote:
> 
> 
> Gene, 
> Dean is probably right about the Autolite 3076 being the "hottest" Autolite available.  I hopefully was able to attach a picture from a .pdf presentation by Andy Wiedeman for a Model A Ford automobile group. It shows the extended reach for the 3077 and the Champion W 16Y plugs on the inside of a Model A Ford head I presume.  
> 
> From what I can gather, the Champion 14 is of a similar heat range to the 3076, with the W 16Y being hotter (the picture shows it to be 3/8 inch longer than the 3076), and the W 18 plug being hotter yet (Brillman catalog lists it as a 3/4 inch reach).  
> 
> The Brillman catalog shows the Champion W14, W16Y, and the W18 available, along with a couple other Champion 7/8 inch plugs.  The Autolite 3076 is the only Autolite listed for 7/8 inch.  I only mention Brillman as note of general availability, not necessarily as an endorsement.  So, if you didn't mind changing brands of plugs, the Champion may give you a hotter plug than you have now.  
> 
> BTW, just checking to be sure you have copper spark plug wires.....non resistor type?   I don't know that resister wires would necessarily relate to fouling, but I hate to put any extra pressure on the mag.  I did come across one early Deere owner that swapped his plugs from side to side periodically,  as I think the #1 cylinder runs richer than the #2 side.  
> 
> Take care, 
> 
> John in Ferndale, CA ( I won't mention what our temperature was that had the whole town complaining yesterday!!, sure feel for most of the people with the heat right now.)
> 
> 
> 
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gene Derringer <gderringer at embarqmail.com>
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> Sent: Sun, Aug 16, 2020 6:16 am
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> I have been using AutoLite 3076 plugs while playing with my 38 G. Does anyone recommend a little hotter plug to keep from fouling. I have been reading & learning from
> you-al, but now I have a question. Thanks for whatever you can relate.  Gene Derringer, Harrod, Ohio
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