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The best TO 30 plugs?

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Tom in ID

02-28-2005 21:03:41




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What are the best plugs for a TO 30? I am partial to Autolites, is there a better brand that works for the TO 30?




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John in WV

03-06-2005 09:27:06




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 Re: The best TO 30 plugs? in reply to Tom in ID, 02-28-2005 21:03:41  
Delco AC C85,C86,C87 Electronic Igintion and 92-94 Octaine Gasoline. Also condition of engine,depends on which of the above plugs you use.



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phil(va)

03-02-2005 16:52:33




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 Re: The best TO 30 plugs? in reply to Tom in ID, 02-28-2005 21:03:41  
I use Autolite 3116 plugs for the TO-30, 35, and 40. Try them and I know you will like them. Available at any NAPA.



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George in Mich

03-02-2005 07:00:12




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 I use Autolite 388 in a worn engine in reply to Tom in ID, 02-28-2005 21:03:41  
I think the ones I use are 388s, which is one heat range hotter than the 386. They are helpful in my engine which has worn rings and burns oil.



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Jerry/MT

02-28-2005 21:24:29




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 Re: The best TO 30 plugs? in reply to Tom in ID, 02-28-2005 21:03:41  
Do a search in the archives. I think that Autolite 386's are recommended by some folks.



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steveormary

03-04-2005 10:57:04




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 Re: The best TO 30 plugs? in reply to Jerry/MT, 02-28-2005 21:24:29  
We used Champion D21 plugs.

And Sta-Bil in the gasoline.

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