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31 Flyer · 07-25-2018, 08:03 PM

I am working to restore a 36 Club Cabriolet for judging. I am building an engine (36 LB Block) with NOS aluminum heads and according to the 35-36 Ford Book the correct spark plug is a Champion 7. I was able to find a NOS set of Champion C-7's with the brass hats and screw on tops for the hook type spark plug wires. My question is what is the difference between the C-7 and the 7 spark plug. Also, for those of you who have attended shows with your cars, do you run a different spark plug and then switch to the "show" spark plug. If you do, what spark plug do you run for "fun"?

07-25-2018, 08:03 PM	#1
31 Flyer Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2015 Posts: 8	1936 Spark Plugs I am working to restore a 36 Club Cabriolet for judging. I am building an engine (36 LB Block) with NOS aluminum heads and according to the 35-36 Ford Book the correct spark plug is a Champion 7. I was able to find a NOS set of Champion C-7's with the brass hats and screw on tops for the hook type spark plug wires. My question is what is the difference between the C-7 and the 7 spark plug. Also, for those of you who have attended shows with your cars, do you run a different spark plug and then switch to the "show" spark plug. If you do, what spark plug do you run for "fun"?