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Old 01-03-2008, 07:56 AM
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Default NGK spark plugs..

Looking for the part number for the NGK plugs you guys recommend for the 1970 L78 motor....saw this once before.

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Default Re: NGK spark plugs..

this is what I found in a search
the 5671 is for the 840s, the UR5 is for the 291.
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Default Re: NGK spark plugs..

Tom, I run the UR5 in my motor in the Nova, 70 L78 Motor. Thats the correct plug for that motor. They are great!! Really woke the combustion chamber up.. I was using the new AC Delcos and they were junk. I was getting a surge in the RPM range at about 3,500. I put the NGK plugs in and it made a huge difference, much smoother at idle and strong the through RPM range.. I highly recommend them!! You can pick them up at Advanced Auto Parts. Thats were I got mine last summer. I think they were like .95 cents a plug.. Well worth it!!

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What about aluminum heads? I'm running NGK's in my iron heads. Can I reuse the same plugs?
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Yeah UR5 rings a bell. NGK only in my cars...
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Default Re: NGK spark plugs..

I ran across this NGK link the other day and saved it

http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/about/i...amp;country=US
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