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Old 06-02-2012, 08:54 PM
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The NGK R5724-10 (7993) is a heat range 10, but it is a protruded tip plug, do they make a NGK in a 10 heat range that is a Non-protruded tip plug? if so please whats the part # for a LS style head, or what are you N20 guys running for a 10 non-protrude plug?....Thanx.
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NGK R5724-10 (stock number 7993)

or

Autolite AR92



possibly B10EFS?
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Originally Posted by madmike90
NGK R5724-10 (stock number 7993)

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Autolite AR92



possibly B10EFS?
Those plugs have protruded tip, I am looking for a 10 in a NON-protruded tip plug.
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Originally Posted by Nasti98Z
Those plugs have protruded tip, I am looking for a 10 in a NON-protruded tip plug.
B10EFS shows as a non-projected tip plug with a heat range of 10.
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I know of some nitrous guys that still use that projected heat range 10 when it's really cold outside.

Turn the timing down a 2*-3* and use this plug again only when it's cold and the DA is really really low as in - numbers.

B10EFS is the non projected tip -10 NGK.

I wouldn't use an Autolite unless you are familiar with the way they read.
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this is the plug I use NGK R5671A stock #5820 HEAT RANGE 10



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