plugs

[87pony]

alright i have posted this question elsewhere and am not getting a definite answer.

gt40 turbo swirl heads call for agsf32c spark plugs, well the parts stores don't carry them anymore. so i was told to use 764's but these have a much different thread length. so are they interchangeable or what? if not what is a spark plug that will work for this

 

[JKidd]

After a little bit of savvy internet hopping, I have determined that you want Autolite 104's.

Googled "gt40 turbo swirl aluminum heads" and found, in fact, they did recommend "AGSF-32C or equivalent" plugs.

Next, I went to Autolite.com. In the SEARCH area, I typed in AGSF-32C. This lead me to a cross-reference downloaded PDF. I then went to the Motorcraft section of said cross reference and found part number AGSF-32C. The correct Autolite plug listed across from that is 104. I then re-checked the Autolite site and entered the new plug number to verify that they were regular copper-core plugs:

http://www.power-21.com/honeywellpower21i/PartDetail.aspx?b=A&pn=104

That should be your plug.

 

[Mustang5L5]

Ford changed their number scheme.

The new part number is SP-447


Just go to autozone and ask for motorcraft copper plugs for a ;93 Cobra...same plug

 

[JKidd]

Ford changed their number scheme.

The new part number is SP-447


Just go to autozone and ask for motorcraft copper plugs for a ;93 Cobra...same plug

He mentioned "turbo swirl" and I thought that implied the GT40 aluminum heads. The 93 Cobra's used the GT40 iron heads - not sure if they got the "turbo swirl" nomenclature as well.

But, for the OP, when I researched the aluminum GT40s I got the same number for the plug that you listed. The cross reference for the Autolite's (and the steps I took to get there) are listed in my previous thread.

So, if the irons and aluminums use the same plug, then you can get plugs for a '93 Cobra.

 

[87pony]

yea they are aluminums. i know that befor the part numbers for aluminum over iron were different

 

[Mustang5L5]

Well then you just need to find the NEW Ford part number for the 32C plug that was recommended.

Ford went away from the ASGF-32C format over to something like SP-XXX