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Wanted to see what some of you had to say about using AC delco plugs on your OMC motors. I currently have a 1957 Johnson 35hp and am running AC M44C plugs. Also, own a few sets of AC M42K plugs as well. Haven't tried the Champion J8C or J6C plugs yet. Motor seems to run good on the AC plugs. My parts book says M42K for AC, But I read on Iboats that the M44C is a hotter plug? Let me know your thoughts. Thanks!
Re: AC Delco Spark Plugs VS. Champion Spark Plugs
I agree with boobie, use champion plugs. [links]
The nickel-alloy outer material used in the copper spark plug isn’t as hard as other metals so it wears down more quickly with the high pressure and heat created in the cylinder of the engine. Over time, this wear leads to the spark plugs fouling and not working as efficiently as they did when they were new. Due to this short lifespan, most copper spark plugs need to be changed every 20,000 miles. more
There is a price for this precious metal. Iridium spark plugs are typically the most expensive, ranging from $8 to $15 each. [links]
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The use of metals like nickel alloy, platinum and iridium reduces the wear caused by high voltage sparks. These metals also help extend the interval between spark plug changes and decrease the misfire rate.