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Technical Flathead Spark Plugs

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by 50 Merc Man, Oct 29, 2021.

  1. 50 Merc Man
    Joined: Aug 2, 2020
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    Anybody tell me what the hottest Flathead spark plug is available?
     
  2. Glenn Thoreson
    Joined: Aug 13, 2010
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    from SW Wyoming

    Champion H-11 was considered a hot plug in it's day. May I ask why you would need a hotter plug?
     
  3. leon bee
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    And I saw there is a Champion H12, apparently.
     
  4. rusty valley
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    I'm an NGK man myself
     
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  5. Flatheadjohn47
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    H-10(stock) is a fairly hot plug itself. If you have to step up to h-11 or h-12 either your jetting is wrong or you are burning(using) oil and hotter plugs may or may not make your situation better. If you are using air filters that hinder airflow,they are prone to making your engine too rich or fat,hence the reason for hotter plugs. D511C026-D00F-4F99-B034-5EB6BDF0FBCA.jpeg
     
  6. stillrunners
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    Like the H-10 in a flattie because that's what I run in my Studie.....
     
  7. 51504bat
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    I've run H-10's and Autolite 216's in my basically stock 8ba. Not much of a difference between the two, IMO. Running 216's right now.
     
  8. oldsman41
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    I run h 10 in my 51 merc flatty
     
  9. fordpatina
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    CHAMPION H10 used on lincoln zephyrs
     
  10. 51504bat
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    Also on single cylinder Briggs and Staten lawn mower engines.:cool:
     

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