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The plugs I've been using are Brisk RR12S The stock plug would be a Champion 470.
The plug I'm going to try is an Autolite APP5263. My cylinder head is from a 2000 PT Cruiser. Ed I've heard the same thing about the extended plug and the timing. I'll take some out before running it. I ran more timing than other comparable neons. Could have been the retracted tip.
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Here are some pics of the plugs
![]() Brisk RR12S on left, Champion 470 (stock) center Autolite APP5263 on right. ![]() ![]() Brisk plug in head ![]() Autolite plug in head
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Art,
I would recommend the following Autolite Racing plug numbers: AR3932X or AR3933X The AR3932X is a colder plug. |
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Those are the parameters I need
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The Champion 470 is 25.5mm (1.00") long. The Autolite AR3932X is 25mm (0.984) long. The Autolite plug is also shown as a plug application for the late model Hemi engine. It may not require adding the washers as you want to. ![]() |
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The Autolite X plug shown is 3/4 reach gasket seat, They do make a .708 tapered seat X plug I have all of the X plugs in stock.
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What's the story on the X plugs? Any performance gains? What is the target market?
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It double checked and the above plug is incorrect. The confusion stems from your statement for a plug for a 2000 PT Cruiser cylinder head. The PT Cruiser was launched in 2000 as a 2001 model. So, for a 2000 Neon application, the spark plug is not tapered, it uses a gasket and the above racing plug will work. You should look at the tapered plug that Rich (quickford1) has available. |
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To try to answer everybody at once I will try to explain the X plug. It was first used in Nascar because of ground straps burning off or breaking off, they are made by both Autolite& Champion in limited heat ranges and numbers .They are used by just about every team. They are available 708 tapered seat & 3/4 reach gasket seat. The best part is no need to index. These plugs are made in limited runs so are hard to get sometimes.
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