With all due respect and NOT to fight or argue (Im here to HELP NOT FIGHT LOL) and everyone is entitled to their opinion (lay or professional) BUT NOT THEIR OWN FACTS, as an Electrical Enginner over 40 years BSEE Purdue University (69/70) I have to disagree with your statement
"There is no way a fouled plug can bleed off voltage from the coil. After the points open and the field collapses the fouled plug then effects the system."
Sorry but I respectfully MUST stick to my and Professor Jims explanation, Champion spark plugs (they may know something about fouling spark plugs dont ya think) also agrees as they made plugs "U" or "UD" that had that extra wide built in air gap for the very purpose Jim and I discussed
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