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Petronix upgrade Hey All,
What are the best plugs to use that would work well with a Petronix upgrade? I have the 292 v8.. Thanks all? |
Re: Petronix upgrade I use the usual Autolite 46's.
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Re: Petronix upgrade I second the motion ^^^^
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Re: Petronix upgrade what do you recommend for plug gap when using the 46's with the Pertronics? just curious
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Re: Petronix upgrade On my 55 with Pertronix, I ran NGK at .032 in a hot rodded 312.
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Re: Petronix upgrade Thanks Don, which NGK are you using?---- Jim
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Re: Petronix upgrade Make sure you use the Pertronics coil. All of the failures I have ever read about were using someone else's coil.
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Re: Petronix upgrade Thanks everyone....
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Re: Petronix upgrade Depending on which version of Pertronix you get, some of them will burn up & quit if the power to them is left on without the engine running.
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Re: Petronix upgrade Quote:
Then use whatever coil they reccomend. Going on 10 yrs. now in my car w/no problems. Only way to go! IMHO |
Re: Petronix upgrade Personally, I have the Igniter I with Autolite 46s and just an off the shelf coil from Pep Boys and I haven't had a problem. Its been going for close to ten years and never had a spark issue.
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Re: Petronix upgrade I used the Ignitor I in our '41 with a 302 for many years with only one module burn out and that was caused by a bad coil. other than that I had great luck. when our first module quit I tried another that I had for about 5 yrs as a spare. still no luck. Called PertroniX and they said send them both back which I did and they sent me 2 new units at no cost and said check the coil. that's when I discovered the coil was bad.
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Re: Petronix upgrade I just put an igniter II with the Pertronix coil in my ‘54 which has a ‘60 292 engine. Installed per instructions and it fired the very first crank, also appears to have more power while driving it.
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