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08-27-2007 06:54 PM #16
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08-27-2007 07:52 PM #17
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Way to follow thru and get er done......!!!!!Its gunna take longer than u thought and its gunna cost more too(plan ahead!)
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08-27-2007 07:56 PM #18
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500caddy, I'm actually running a Accell 576S plug gapped at .035" right now, and that is a projected-tip tapered seat plug (Dart Iron Eagles, angle plug). Pretty much the Autolite AR133 equivalent.
You think another plug would work out better?
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08-28-2007 09:59 AM #19
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sbcmaro,, if it runs fine leave it with projected plugs.. DON'T USE A POWER ADDER WITH PROJECTED. know that you have the timing marks right put int timing at 20deg and total at 36-38.. have it all in by 2500ish and make your last carb adjustments... i run all my smallblocks with the timing locked out and the timing set at 36-38 on a 350. the reason i say 36-38 is because every engine is a little bit different. only you or someone that can read plugs well can make the final call on timing, heat range, jetting etc. good luck
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Thank you JOATMON That's the fitting I was wanting to try. Ordered it and will see if that works.
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