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10-09-2019, 01:33 AM
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Re: Model T Sparkplugs
Pretty much any will work, i use A-25 as that's often all i can find.
The good thing about those plugs in champion X and A25 are resistant to heat and big enough you can clean the tips with a propane or MAPP gas torch if you're careful. Don't rub them with a wire brush though. I've done that & the metal particles stay embedded a long time.
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