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470 Spark Plug Starting Point

68Dart470

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Looking for a couple recommendations on spark plugs for a mild race build. Just to get break-in and dyno done without issue.

400/470 Stroker
Flat Top Pistons .004 in the hole
0.040" MLS Head Gasket
Performer RPM Heads - Ported
Approx .615" Lift Solid Lifter Cam
Trick Flow Single Plane Intake
Firecore Distributor & Wires
Hooker Fenderwell Headers
MSD Ignition
4-5,000 stall w/727 & 4.30 Gearing
 
Looking for a couple recommendations on spark plugs for a mild race build. Just to get break-in and dyno done without issue.

400/470 Stroker
Flat Top Pistons .004 in the hole
0.040" MLS Head Gasket
Performer RPM Heads - Ported
Approx .615" Lift Solid Lifter Cam
Trick Flow Single Plane Intake
Firecore Distributor & Wires
Hooker Fenderwell Headers
MSD Ignition
4-5,000 stall w/727 & 4.30 Gearing
ngk 5`s
 
Depending how the compression plays with the fuel, might go a couple colder
R5671A-7
 
I did forget to mention compression & fuel.

10.5-1 Compression
1000cfm Holley 4150
Race Fuel (Maybe Mix with 93 If Possible)
Naturally Aspirated
 
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NgkBRK6E is what I would run. Use the same plug in my 10.5:1 strokers.
 
RPM heads use “C” series plugs.

NGK BCP6ES or BCPR6ES

Looks like the BRK6E is basically the same thing.
 
NGK 5s. The 'K' has the ISO nose, which I believe projects slightly further out into the chamber. Using these in a 4 heat range & very noticeably improved idle quality.
 
Thanks Guys. Will try out a set of those BRK6E's. Look pretty reasonably priced as well.
 
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