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Can anybody tell me a good spark plug to use with a 1950 GMC 453 Firetruck, 270 ci engine running GM TBI with HEI, Computer controlling spark timing. Engine has "H" head, dual Fenton exhaust. Otherwise bone stock 10000 lb truck. Gonna try and install everything this weekend. Thanks. Jim

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NGK 3332 works well in the GMC heads. Gapped at .045 with HEI.


The older I get, I only want to work on older rigs.
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Thanks 1940GmcJoe. Probably pick up a set tommorrow if I can find them.

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Picked up a set of the NGK 3332 a at OReillys. Already in. Looked just like the old AC 44 coms with less rust and pitting. Gapped at .045 for the HEI. Thanks again for the info. Jim. The old plugs did look like I've got it tuned good. All nice clean and a tannish color.


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