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    Hi Room - Have a 350/330 SBC crate motor - vortec heads,etc. What reach and heatrange of spark plugs are recommended for this motor? And what brands are on top these days? Also what oil pressure sending unit do i ask for? I've purchased 2 already and they are multi-wire units. The Highway 21 wiring kit I have calls for a single wire unit. Parts stores don't know what i'm talking about! Many Thanks for the help,Charlyg!

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    If your engine is a 12496968 assembly with Vortec heads,
    the thing came with AC R44TS plugs.

    mike in tucson

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    Whatever brand your guages are should have the oil sender.
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    It's typical for an oil sender to use one wire, which is the positive and let the chassis ground (a BIG invisible wire) complete the circuit.

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    I just went to my auto parts store and bought whichever plug was stock in a 97 (right in the middle of the years the Vortecs were offered) Chevy pickup. My engine is pretty much a 330 ho but with a flat tappet cam of slightly increased duration. The plugs are almost perfect. One step colder would also work. The insulators come out white with a black spot where the side electrode covers them. They are clean, but don't appear too hot.

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