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Re: Spark plugs
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Posted by evielboweviel on December 31, 2002 at 09:52:12 from (65.238.66.74):
In Reply to: Spark plugs posted by Les...fortunate on December 30, 2002 at 17:08:49:
have had good luck with D-21 champions in cub tractors had a 72 duster 225 slant six if changed the plugs every november then was okay if not then first below 10 degf day wind blowing up my back I had to put in a new set. wife traded off a 97 Dodge Intrepid at 126,000 changed plugs for the 1st time at 105,000 miles. they were champions. Oliver 66, that was granddpa's. still starts with out choke no matter how cold with Champion D-21's Motorcyles have always done better with NGK than anything else. 68 Ford truck will only run long with Autolite's dosn't like Champions, NGK or AC
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