Reply to "Spark plug torque necessary?"

panteradougMember

This sounds like a first time/one time occurrence for you (fouling the plugs).

I can tell you that if it happens again, you might want to consider installing the Pantera Electronics Ignition Controller? It will fire fouled plugs and cleans them up within a matter of seconds so you will never need to clean them again if you use it.

MSD's will not and in fact have a nasty habit of failing completely after trying to start a engine with fouled plugs.

I run Webers so I am not a stranger to fouled plugs. The P-E positively eliminates the issue for ever.

12/13/193:21 PM

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