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my9secskylark
11-12-2010, 04:03 AM
I am curious to find out what is the best spark plug to run in a n/a 563 cubic inch big block Chevy that runs on methanol. The motor has dart pro 2 heads and has around 14-1 compression. I am running a 1050 dominator. I am just curious what everyone is running for spark plugs and why. What is the best way to determine the correct plug. I would like to try the e3 plugs but have no clue which one to run. Any suggestions will help. Thanks

markdunlap
11-12-2010, 03:28 PM
E3 is not for racing in my opinion, just street cars and maybe just a fad?

NGK plugs work well and can be read because of their plating that changes color with heat.

R-5671A-8 or 9 will work in alot of instances. I like 8 for gas and 9 for alky. Every engine combination is different though.

my9secskylark
11-13-2010, 05:58 AM
I have ran the ngk and will stick with them. I just didnt know if anyone tried the e3. Thanks

johnracer
11-13-2010, 06:38 AM
In my opinion, you won't find any magic in trick-of-the-week spark plugs. They're just gimmics designed to sell spark plugs. Stick with what you know works.....again, just my opinion.

Johnny

my9secskylark
11-13-2010, 01:18 PM
That's about how I feel. They make stuff so promising. Thanks

lanham
01-29-2011, 06:31 AM
I use NGK spark plugs.

fast75vega
01-29-2011, 07:17 AM
E3 is not for racing in my opinion, just street cars and maybe just a fad?

NGK plugs work well and can be read because of their plating that changes color with heat.

R-5671A-8 or 9 will work in alot of instances. I like 8 for gas and 9 for alky. Every engine combination is different though.

i second that :wink: NGK's are the only plugs to run.... i actually tried the accell U-grove plugs before and they worked very well.... very short and great for headers......just hard to find .... NGK's are everywhere :D