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The best spark plugs for the B
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    Posted: 08 Mar 2019 at 5:58am
Again I’m leaning on those with far more experience and expertise,

What are the best spark plugs to get for my hand crank 1947 petrol/tvo(heavy oil) b
Will probably only be running on straight petrol from now on
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I put NGK B4 in both of my B's. One is crank star the other electric start. I have been happy with them.
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NGK XR4IX Iridium IX

Above is the best plug I found for my Allis-Chalmers. They start and run perfectly every time. They are a little pricey but they will be the last plugs you ever put in your tractor. The best price I've found is at Rock Auto.com. Autolite, Champion, and AC conventional tiped plugs are junk. I tried them all. I don't run conventional plugs in anything I own any more. Click on below.


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Cheers

Thanks for the advice
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Phil 48

Is this the exact code number of the exact plugs I need?
Same gap setting?
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Autolite 295 stay away from champions
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2011dandd

Those are the right plugs for your B, just set gap at .035". 
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Read a lot about those plugs. They sound great
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I've been running A7C Motorcraft plugs in my CA. The best thing you can do to reduce plug fouling is install a 195 degree F thermostat. A hot engine burns fuel cleaner and more completely. The next best thing is if you have distributor type ignition, update it to electronic. Running the engine hot and running .045 inch plug gaps has eliminated all of my plug fouling problems.
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