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Technical Mopar spark plugs

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by 392, Dec 23, 2018.

  1. 392
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    E319A8C9-79AA-4FF1-B782-A97D03DDBCA8.jpeg image.jpg I’ve got several boxes of mopar 62P plugs, and the reach and thread is same as the autolite 65s that I use in my early hemi. I have some books with cross reference but not for this plug. Anybody have a cross reference or any input concerning this plug.
     
  2. 392
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    Anybody. I’m guessing I need to post on a more of a dedicated mopar site.
     
  3. I'll give you a bounce. Maybe @squirrel has a cross reference book that covers this he always seem to have good info in this sort of thing.
     
  4. squirrel
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    R42XLS is the AC crossover. A bit cold for a stock early Hemi, but probably ok for racing.
     
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  5. 392
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    Thanks ******. And as always, I’m amazed and find squirrels responses fast with common sense and accurate and worth reading. Thanks to the 2 that have been there and done that and enjoy helping no matter how small or how big and detailed. And as far as ****** his common sense always prevails.
     
  6. Atwater Mike
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    AC is Albert Champion. Or was...
     
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  7. stillrunners
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    Were we going A/C to Mopar or Autolite.......I get soooo confused........
     
  8. Champion made plugs for Chrysler -Mopar and that looks like a UN12Y Champion.
     
  9. And Harley Davidson too. Well they did. I am not really up on the ultra late model stuff.
     
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  10. KoolKat-57
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    Part Number 2642493 (Mopar 62P) Champion N9Y's
    This is what I found, seem to be for small block 60-70's Chrysler products/
    KK
     
  11. stillrunners
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    Actually was looking thru the uncle's race book with the iron 392....but found this...... ngk race.jpg
     
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  12. 392
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    Thanks stillrunners, I’m guessing N-13Y. And I would have never guessed that ngk has been around that long. I’m going to save that pic.
     
  13. NGK is my go to spark plug. I use them in everything from the old Farmalls to the Harleys and our DDs.


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  14. classiccarjack
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    NGK's and Autolites are good. About 20 years ago, the Champion plugs were the only ones capable of holding up the longest with high output MSD ignition. But I am sure that things have changed...

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