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Old 05-26-2011, 06:59 PM
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Default L-48 spark plug question

I'm running a stock setup on my '70 Nova L-48. What are the correct AC Delco spark plugs for it? Also, what should they be gapped at? It seems like I've got conflicting info from every place I've talked to. NAPA told me the correct plug is AC Delco 7, but I thought the correct one was a R-44.
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Old 05-26-2011, 08:10 PM
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Default Re: L-48 spark plug question

Chevrolet manual states R44 gapped at .035"
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Default Re: L-48 spark plug question

and if they are a little cold for you R45's work good too.
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Default Re: L-48 spark plug question

Don't think you can get the R44's any more.
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