Electrical Spark Plugs

jimzzilla

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I have a 1988 Mustang, D1SC Procharged 331 stroker motor, Blow Thru Carb, 586 RWHP. The Plugs in cylinders : 1, 4,5,8 run much richer than cylinders 2,3.6.7
I have been told to try a 1 heat range hotter Plug on cylinders 1,4,5,8. I am getting mixed opinions on weather or not to do this.
Anyone tried this, opinions anyone? thank you in advance, James.
 
Sounds concerning to me. I don't foresee 1 heat range making a big difference/if any on the rich issue.

I'd also be concerned with ignition timing as well. Rich cylinder + more heat=detonation.
 
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It's a simple set up, Blo Thru carb, MSD 6AL W/ boost reference Aeromotive A100 FPR. I have AFR meters on each collector bur for meters only.
Lite cruising AFR'S 10 - 10.5 full throttle 14 - 14.5
 
What is interesting to me is that on a carb setup the four corners are showing fat and the center four are showing lean which I find to be opposite of what most get. Runners on the corners are longer so they tend to get less fuel. This is of course as long as the ignition system is working like it should.
 
Check gasket alignment under the carb too. Make sure the boosters are boosting and air passages are passing air.
What brand carb and type of hat?
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