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#20536 03/16/2002 2:28 AM | | Anonymous Unregistered | | Anonymous Unregistered | I have a 1954 235 ci. motor, bored over .060 head is milled .035 it has Alu pistons stock valve train solid lifters, with a electrinic ignition from a V6 chevy motor. this ignition was built by a shop here in Phoenix. my problum is what heat range spark plug to start with on this motor, this will be a dayly driver in Phoenix Az ( we have very hot summers and very mild winters.)
I sure don't want to burn a piston or anything else. I know to run the motor a few miles and check the way the plugs are burning.
If you can help E mail me
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#20537 04/22/2002 3:05 AM | Joined: Apr 2002 Posts: 6 Member | | Member Joined: Apr 2002 Posts: 6 | you can get from spark plug manufacturers a color chart showing how to read spark plugs. i would start with the factory specified plug and adjust according to the chart. i would also increase the spark plug gap to use the increased power provided by hei dist. | | |
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