Anyone run non resistor plugs?
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Got to order a few things from summit and was gonna try some Autolite AR94's but they're non resistor plugs. Any downsides? Thanx
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/FRM-AR94/
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/FRM-AR94/
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they do disrupt electronic devices within close proximity. We have a 454 on a center pivot and it had non resistor plugs (accidently) put in it instead of resistor plugs and it screwed with the pivot controls and it wouldnt run. the engine was about 10-15ft from the pivot controls
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I run non-resistor plugs. Autolite 3923's. They are a little cheaper. Autolite AR3923's (resistor) are $3.50 each or $28 a set, and the regular 3923's are $1.50 each or $12 a set. Didn't notice a difference in performance between them.