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Old 09-29-2006, 12:09 AM   #11
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Default Re: carb issues
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Uhh...I hate to tell you this but the 24's are a colder plug.
I know for a fact, at least for autolites, that a higher number means hotter plug. Hold the 24 and 25 next to each other and you will notice the 25 has a slightly longer reach into the combustion chamber. That's how you tell how a plug is hotter or colder than another.
Well, I guess thats what I get for goin to the auto parts store and leaving it up to them to give me the right ones.....lol....
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