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correct spark plugs for a B with a distributor
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    Posted: 06 Sep 2010 at 8:38am
I would like to know what plugs and gap to use on a 6 volt B with a distributor?
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I used Autolite 295's in my CA with distriubtor as per reccomendation from Steve at B&B.
 
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The 295's are a little bit hotter plug which work much better in worn engines. Some folks use the 303's for Distributor fired Tractors. They work fine also providing the engine is pretty fresh, where oil control is in check and compression is up to the norm.
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ngk b6s
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I've tried the NGK B6S plugs in my machines also. They worked quite well. No fouling, and burned pretty nice....
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I goofed a b4 is the equivalent to a ac 45 or autolite 295 . the b6s is equivelent to the ac44 or autolite 303.
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