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    Posted: 15 Jul 2024 at 1:37pm
pertronix ignition and resitstance wires (carbon)  , does it matter if the spark plugs are resitor plugs 
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what spark plug should i use in ad17 series iv with pertonix 
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I'm not aware of the need for resistor plugs with the Petronix ignitions. However think about this; A non-resistor plug will fire as soon as the voltage needed to jump the gap is reached, this could be high or low depending on what else is going on inside of the engine at any given time. A resistor plug must reach a specified voltage regardless of whatever is going on inside of the engine, thereby have a more precise control on ignition timing. If your considering what plugs to get for the puller you are building, I personally would use resistor plugs. Other opinions may vary.
  The only reason I use non-resistor plugs is with magnetos. 
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AC Delco R45XL or R45XLS or equivalent.
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Resistor plugs not needed. Just the wires as per Pertronix.
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that is was thinking about it all
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