Spark plugs, any suggestions?

[1938FordPickup]

Replacing my spark plugs and would like a few model/part number suggestions if possible. Has anyone had great success with a certain brand (NGK, Champion, ...) ? And one other thing, spark plug wires, better success with any brands? Thanks everyone!

 

[Seth Swoboda]

autolite 216 plugs in my '39 pickup. I run the orginal style plug wires with great results.

 

[bige386]

I just put a set of NGK's in my 46. Runs like a champ.

 

[1949FORD]

Autolite 216 are my favorite

 

[David J]

On something that gets driven a lot I use Champion UD16 plugs . These have the hollow center pin so you can see spark inside the plug . Kinda like a built in RAJA clip . Anywayz it is also really handy for finding ignition problems . These are 18mm & I use them in 33-34 cars with stock motors . On wires just make sure they're COPPER wire .

Replacing my spark plugs and would like a few model/part number suggestions if possible. Has anyone had great success with a certain brand (NGK, Champion, ...) ? And one other thing, spark plug wires, better success with any brands? Thanks everyone!

 

[cmbrucew]

NGK plug, old number B6L, new 3212.

Bruce

Works good
Lasts long time

 

[cofg801]

The 21 stud heads take Autolite 386 for 18mm hole.

 

[BUBBAS IGNITION]

We run H10 champions and love them...

 

[Henry/Kokomo]

I use Autolite 216's but am very tempted to try something else. I'm using plug wires I got from Mr. Linder ( aka Bubba) and couldn't be more pleased with them - price, quality, appearance and performance.

 

[37don]

I'm with Bubba, I have used NKG's and Champions and don't see any difference.I have to use the Champs because the reach is about .025" shorter and the NKG's need 2 gaskets to clear the valves on some of the cylinders because the Edlbrock heads I have are junk and some of the plug holes were counter bored to deep.
regards, Don