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Does anyone have a chart that tells the AC Delco equal to the original K11 spark plug?
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It would be C49 in Delco, but I don't know if they are discontinued. I use Champion UJ12
J Franklin
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Are you using that plug in a 1935 207 engine?
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My car is a 1936 with basically the same engine. the info I gave was from the cross reference pages of a spark plug catalog.
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C49 is a very hot commercial plug and has not been available from ACDelco for a long time. The current plug that seems to work well for me is the ACDelco R45 (in my 31, 39). I am presuming you are inquiring about a Chevy application, if not let us know what it is.
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Thanks, yes it's a Chevy. Is the heat range in a R46 too hot. I recently aquired a set.
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R46 will work fine, probably very close to the right heat range.
Dave
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AC still sells new 45R spark plugs. I have used them in everything with good results.
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Thanks all. Much appreciated.
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