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Spark Plug/Wires Recommendations

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I have a 70 coupe with a ford racing crate 306, aluminium heads, MSD 6al, and efi...I need to replace my plugs and wires and was looking for recommendations. My motor seems to be running a little hot (based on the plugs I have).

I was considering e3 plugs but I've seen a lot of negative reviews, but then a friend recommended platinum plugs but I've heard they aren't as good as copper..Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

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I've always had good luck with either NGK or Autolite spark plugs. Before trying something like a platinum plug, do some research, I've heard those are not the best choice for an MSD ignition.  I always use the plain old copper core spark plugs with my MSD 6ALN ignition.  I use MSD Super Conductor spark plug wires.  I did install the MSD pro boots at the spark plug end to eliminate the multi angle boot. 

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Thank you so much for all your help and suggestions! I will check my timing to see where its set to and if it can be advanced.

 

I just might go with the NGK platinum plugs. I see there are a few different levels/types///Which one did you all go with? Iridium? G-power?

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5 hours ago, rittenrotton said:

Thank you so much for all your help and suggestions! I will check my timing to see where its set to and if it can be advanced.

 

I just might go with the NGK platinum plugs. I see there are a few different levels/types///Which one did you all go with? Iridium? G-power?

When I've installed NGK plugs, I've used the copper core V-power and they seem to work just fine.  I don't know what plug gap you are using, if it's still at 0.035" you can probably go up to 0.040".  I run mine at 0.040" with 10.7:1 C.R.

I've been wondering if anybody had tried the new spark plugs MSD offers?  Do they work any better like MSD claims?

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