Autolite 3077

[Nick in Fayetteville]

I've been running these plugs in my A Models for years. Finally used up my supply. Went to buy new ones...and quess what? They don' t make them anymore... Find something you like and it works for you and the manufactures quit making them. What plugs are you guys and gals using? I want a plug that is a little hot. Thanks....Nick

[Bob C]

They show up on Epay once in a while.

Bob

[edmondclinton]

Originally Posted by Nick in Fayetteville

I want a plug that is a little hot. Thanks....Nick

Try out a Champion W-20.

[modelAtony]

Originally Posted by Nick in Fayetteville

I've been running these plugs in my A Models for years. Finally used up my supply. Went to buy new ones...and quess what? They don' t make them anymore... Find something you like and it works for you and the manufactures quit making them. What plugs are you guys and gals using? I want a plug that is a little hot. Thanks....Nick

Autolite 3076 same as champion w14 and motorcraft tt10 . Orig 3X champion same as champion w 18 these are for heat range. Have fun modelAtony tony white Lafayette, LA

[Patrick L.]

Well thats not a good thing to hear. I've been running 3077s for years. They're nice and warm for an old tired engine. Darn.

[ModelAMike1930]

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You can get 3076 off the shelf from O'Reilly auto parts, I just purchased some for my "A". Maybe they can order the 3077 for you.

[Patrick L.]

Originally Posted by ModelAMike1930

You can get 3076 off the shelf from O'Reilly auto parts, I just purchased some for my "A". Maybe they can order the 3077 for you.

And here I thought Nick said they stopped making them.

[Nick in Fayetteville]

The TT10 and 3076 are cooler plugs. I think the TT15 is a little hotter and maybe better for touring.

[edmondclinton]

Originally Posted by Nick in Fayetteville

The TT10 and 3076 are cooler plugs. I think the TT15 is a little hotter and maybe better for touring.

TT15 is a lot hotter (the same as Champion W89D which is hotter than a W-20)

Also, unless "touring" by your definition means driving slow all the time there may not be a need for a hotter plug.

[Nick in Fayetteville]

"Touring" for me is generally running between 40 and 45 mph. If just two or three of us are running together, we will run 50+ mph. I like the hotter plug. Seems to work well with my motor which is not totally stock.