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rockthedog
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hi can anyone tell me if the spark plugs in my 1958 a10 should be long reach or short reach as mine are short and a friends a10 are long cheers mal
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G'day rockthedog, alloy head use long reach NGK B7ES, iron head use short reach B7HS.
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Quote from: muskrat on 21.10. 2011 20:52
G'day rockthedog, alloy head use long reach NGK B7ES, iron head use short reach B7HS.
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Unless some designer botched it, 99 percent of engines always use longreach for aluminium heads.Chainsaws and mowers are a few exceptions.
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