Which plug?

Discussion in 'Small Block Tech' started by rodrun36, Apr 11, 2011.

  1. rodrun36

    rodrun36 Well-Known Member

    Which brand of spark plug are you finding the best with a fairly stock 350? I've had fouling issues with Champions and would probably go with either AC or NKG. What's your opinion?
     
  2. racerxjj67

    racerxjj67 Well-Known Member

    Champion are crap. AC delco are good. never heard anyone complain about them. NKG is really good but more expensive. I'm currently using Bosch and I don't have an opinion one way or the other on them. So I guess that's a positive.

    That's my short answer
     
  3. supremeefi

    supremeefi supremeefi

    The brand shouldn't really determine whether or not they'll foul, it's the heat range. You probably have the wrong heat range plugs in it.
     
  4. Justa350

    Justa350 I'm BACK!

    The type can affect fouling though. I've had the best results with the Bosch Platinum-4 for naturally aspirated. The tip runs good and hot, but does not cause detonation because of being such a tiny point. The 4 grounds ensure that there is somewhere solid for the spark to go. They'll fire off anything, even running too rich. Best bet would be some jetting changes though to run it cleaner too.

    The NGK V-Power are also good. That's what I'm running now, because the turbos don't like platinums.
     
  5. gstewart

    gstewart Well-Known Member

    i use acdelco R44TS in my 72gs 350
     
  6. ceas350

    ceas350 "THE BURNER"

    As much as I hate to admit... my 350 had bosh plat 4s in it when I bought it. It idled smoother and ran better. I ended up trashing then because a lot of people said ac delco :)
    Anyone have a part number for the bosh plat 4s? Sorry not trying to thread jack:TU:
     
  7. Nick A.

    Nick A. Well-Known Member

    What year and what ignition/distributor are you running?? This will affect the heat range and plug type.
     

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