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

 

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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..

 

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You want 3923's for aluminum heads. Set timing to 8-10*.

 

Rick 91GT

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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..

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Got to love those counter people.....

 

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i think he asking what is the STOCK spark plug, get some autolite 24's or 23's if they make a 23 since 25 is the stock heat range.

 

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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.

 

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Just re read the post and saw your asking about a stock car. You want autolite 23's.

Nick, you have a set of $10 autolite spark plugs on Ebay?

 

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Grn92LX said:

Just re read the post and saw your asking about a stock car. You want autolite 23's.

Nick, you have a set of $10 autolite spark plugs on Ebay?

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Yep. I sell everything on Ebay.