Autolite 3926??

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are autolite 3926 plugs correct to run with a 75 or 100 shot of juice?? i went to autozone to get 2 heat range colder plugs and this is what he gave me...these are for a stock stang my buddy's but thne i remember on my car with aluminum heads i run 3924's and then 3923'swith juice...just wondering cause i dont know much bout the part numbers and specs of plugs....and also what should he set his timing to when runnin 75...and then 100?
 
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The plug should be ok if they are for your engine. You should set your timing back to stock 10 degrees while running nitrous. Gap your plugs about .032 - .035 and you should be fine as long as they are not platinum plugs. I hear nitrous and platinum plugs dont mix. Hope this helps
 
3925 is about the stock heat range.. 3924 is one range colder. The parts counter person sold you a plug that is one heat ranger hotter than stock.

I would return those plugs and get some 3924s or 3923s..
 
Biggeley said:
3925 is about the stock heat range.. 3924 is one range colder. The parts counter person sold you a plug that is one heat ranger hotter than stock.

I would return those plugs and get some 3924s or 3923s..

:nice: Got to love those counter people.....
 
I've got some 3922's sitting in my tool box, they're brand new and would work awesome for nitrous. AFR suggested 3924's as the starting heat range, and I went two steps colder for my nitrous set up. I bought these as a spare set. If you want them, let me know soon cause I have them on ebay, and I'll cancel the auction for a Stangnet guy. :nice: