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> Spark Plug Heat Range question, Run a hotter plug with dual carbs? To do or not to do?
UberElectricEagle
post Oct 10 2009, 08:03 PM
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Hello,
Should I, or May I, use a hotter plug with dual carbs? I have NGK B6ES in there right now. One range hotter would be a B5ES, Right? I seem (or think) to remember with my 67 BSA that NGK gets hotter the lower the number.

1.7 liter with dual weber 34 ICT. 009 dist with regular old points.

Many thanks to you.
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yeahmag
post Oct 12 2009, 11:37 AM
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Long story short, you probably don't need to change the plug temps if you tune the car well. Start with stock temp plugs.
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