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I was wondering if there is any difference in performance between brands of plugs.What do you guys recommend ? What gap gives the best results ? My motor is a stock 194 .
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We have had many discussions on this topic in the past. At any rate, the spark plugs that you will want to use are either AC-C86 or AC-C87. Gap the plugs to .040" and set your timing at 18 degrees. For more information you can do a search here on Chevy Chatter for other discussions about the timing and spark plugs. Good luck!   
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THANKS FOR THE INFO.....K.C.
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I have run Autolite 386 plugs. Never a problem with them. Also Champion D-16 and a bunch of other manufacturers have 18 mm medium heat plugs.
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AC-C87, get them from most any AutoParts Store. Gap the plugs to .040" and set your timing at 18 degrees. Adjust & set Idle on Carb and ride rider ride
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