Accel Spark Plugs Double Platinum Shorty Spark Plug 14 mm Thread, .708 in. Reach
111-P526S
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14mm Thread, .708'' Reach, 5/8'' Hex, Tapered Seat - Projected Tip
Features:
- Double Platinum Electrode for long life
- Copper electrode core material
- Shorter overall plug length vs. OE-style plugs for tubular exhaust headers
- Eliminates dimpling headers for added clearance
- Improves spark plug access to fit socket or wrench
- Projected tip
- Helps eliminate burned spark plug boots
- Machine rolled 14mm threads protect your valuable cylinder heads
- Gapable allowing to open the gap exposing a larger flame kernel
- Fits 1992-1997 LT1 LT4 engines, GT40P heads, and more
Notes:
- This Accel Platinum spark plug does not feature the U-Groove ground strap
- Not compatible with 90-degree ceramic plug wire boots
Specifications:
what are the OAL of these plugs?
how many spark plugs in a box?
I forgot to ask, will this plug run hot enough for a 9.1 to 10.1 compression?
I have a 350 Chevy block with iron vortec heads. also, running the 30226 ez-fast 4 port EFI, and an HEI Distributor. Header clearance is an issue, so I need a short plug. Can these be gapped to .045 in?
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