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    Posted: 05 Jul 2013 at 4:53pm
Checked my wc puller and found the long plugs in the short plug holes.
 So what I've looked up and saw is autolite 295 or 303. I want a colder plug and wondering what plugs other pullers recomend.


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303 is the colder plug in Autolite just so ya know...
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going to try autolite 85.

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Personally, i love NGK plugs. Some people swear at them. Run the widest allowable gap your ignition system reccommends. Second choice is AC.
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Last number in Autolite signifies heat range 295 and 85 both end in a 5.
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