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Re: Glen in Texas; spark plug recommendaton
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Posted by Randy as in Randy-IA on April 08, 2006 at 21:58:23 from (207.177.83.74):
In Reply to: Glen in Texas; spark plug recommendaton posted by Deerely B Parted on April 07, 2006 at 07:10:45:
Don't know about the plug types but the "hotter " you are refering to means the plug tip in the cylinder runs thermally hotter not electrically hotter . A hotter plug will burn off deposits from the tip better than a colder plug . It usually means the tip is slightly longer in a hotter plug so it takes longer for the heat of combustion to travel through the plug thread area into the head . Use hotter if you have a fouling problem ( oil , gas ) . If the plugs look glazed ( like a pottery piece ) or the tips are melting or eroding use a colder plug . Good luck . ...Randy
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