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Cavcloser29

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What are considered to be the best spark plugs for a 302?

 

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Cavcloser29

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anybody?

 

cardudeusa

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Good ole Autolight 25's.

 

Blandnuts

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FloorDuh

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I'z be running autolite 24's

 

5spd GT

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Yeah I've always heard good things about the Autolites...

David

 

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jerry beach

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Did someone say autolites? They are the best. 25's are good for stock engines.

 

93VertLX

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Gotta run with the crowd! Go with Autolites!

 

BeerElf

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Just put in some Autolite 25's tonight!

 

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somersdp

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Chalk another vote for the Autolites!!

 

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ragtopman

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Motor Craft ASF-42-C @ $2.84 each work good for me for about 24,000 miles! A= 14mm head, S= Suppressor type F= Tappered Seat Seal 4= heat range # 2= Protected Electrode. I gap mine at .054". I have a basically stock ignition set up! Run 14 degrees BTDC with spout out!