Spark Plugs
#1
12-23-02, 04:35 PM
Spark Plugs
Could you tell me if there is any difference between plugs with solid ends and the ones with the threaded ends?
EVERY ONE HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!
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#2
12-24-02, 01:49 AM
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Hello racer!
I assume you are talking about the electrode connector at the end opposite of the firing end?
Some screw on and off, others are fixed. This makes absolutely no difference if you have a push-on type plug wire. The reason they are made this way is that it used to be a somewhat common practice to connect the plug wire to the plug with a eye-ring. You took the threaded end off, connected the wire, and tightened the end back on.
I assume you are talking about the electrode connector at the end opposite of the firing end?
Some screw on and off, others are fixed. This makes absolutely no difference if you have a push-on type plug wire. The reason they are made this way is that it used to be a somewhat common practice to connect the plug wire to the plug with a eye-ring. You took the threaded end off, connected the wire, and tightened the end back on.
