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#1217774 05/18/2017 9:25 PM
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Dear Stovebolt, Would someone please tell me what is the appropriate spark plug and heat range for a 1950 235?
Thanks very much, DaveB4

Dave B4 #1217806 05/19/2017 1:05 AM
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AC 44-5 in 1950 truck engines
AC 46-5 in 1950 car engines

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AC R44s or R45S is a good replacement.


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