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Old 08-24-2009, 09:08 AM
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When I first bought mine I used the 3910 with 10:1 compression, it was a loaded up pig with those.

I went to the 22 and it was much better.
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Originally Posted by Speed Density
I have an awesome list of plugs thanks to Ray & Shepherd, Ill post them when I get home.
Whatever happened to that list Tony?
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Here ya go. I have used this chart for my AFR heads for a long while. These are the gasket style plugs.

Heat range //////////////////////////// NGK ////////////////////////// Autolite
stock heat(5)10.5:1 compression n/a...2382 ..............................AR3937
1 cold (6) 11.5:1 compression n/a.....5553 (BKR6E)...................AR3936
2 cold (7) 12.5:1 compression n/a.....4091..............................AR3935
3 cold (8) 150 shot.........................4554 (R5671A-8)..............AR3934
4 cold (9) 150-250 shot..................5238 (R5671A-9)...............AR3933
5 cold (10) 300 shot........................5820 (R5671A-10).............AR3932
6 cold (11) 350+shot.........................?................ .................. AR3931


I have been around 12.5:1 compression so I would use a 7 for n/a then colder per size shot I used. You guys with less compression need to scale back one size or two.....meaning if you are 10.5:1 compression use the 5 heat range for n/a and a 6 or 7 for nitrous.....etc.

Good luck!

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thanks
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I have RHS heads, I run 12.5 to 1 and the Autolite 3923.


Lean down the idle and low speed tune to help it?
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Originally Posted by Tony Shepherd
Here ya go. I have used this chart for my AFR heads for a long while. These are the gasket style plugs.

Heat range //////////////////////////// NGK ////////////////////////// Autolite
stock heat(5)10.5:1 compression n/a...2382 ..............................AR3937
1 cold (6) 11.5:1 compression n/a.....5553 (BKR6E)...................AR3936
2 cold (7) 12.5:1 compression n/a.....4091..............................AR3935
3 cold (8) 150 shot.........................4554 (R5671A-8)..............AR3934
4 cold (9) 150-250 shot..................5238 (R5671A-9)...............AR3933
5 cold (10) 300 shot........................5820 (R5671A-10).............AR3932
6 cold (11) 350+shot.........................?................ .................. AR3931


I have been around 12.5:1 compression so I would use a 7 for n/a then colder per size shot I used. You guys with less compression need to scale back one size or two.....meaning if you are 10.5:1 compression use the 5 heat range for n/a and a 6 or 7 for nitrous.....etc.

Good luck!
Thanks Tony!
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Guess I'm gonna need this list real soon.
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Originally Posted by Formula350
AC 5 and FR1LS (delco) is the interchange for 3924. So maybe an AC 4?
According to the cross-reference on Autolite's website, the FR1LS (delco) plug crosses over to the 3922 Autolite.
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Reviving this old thread

I pulled TR6's out of my AFR heads - shop put them in and they should have used gasket-ed!

AFR says to start with 3910's but should I really just put in 3937?
I have a about 350-400HP NA.

Need to buy plugs for this weekend so is it 3910 cold-*** from AFR website, or 3937 like you guys say?
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autolite 3924 will work fine
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Originally Posted by Wicked94Z
autolite 3924 will work fine
Thank you sir
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Ok one more question

does it matter taper or gasket - on how the head is cut? AFR said it doesn't matter if the head is cut flat or taper, that either gasket or taper plug will fit.

I'm so confused.

I'm going to go look at the head now and see what the plug hole looks like.
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The gasket seat plugs AFR calls for are .750" reach. A TR6 and most tapered seat plugs are .708" reach
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Originally Posted by Wicked94Z
The gasket seat plugs AFR calls for are .750" reach. A TR6 and most tapered seat plugs are .708" reach
THanks I just installed the 3924's no issues fit perfect.

Maybe the TR6's were helping it run like crap since they are too short.
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Well that would shroud the plug, given of course without looking at one installed that it is set back deeper in the hole (or shallower in this case...lol)



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