UL77V vs. L78V Spark Plugs?

85Sunbird

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I've always run UL77V in my 1977 115 for years but I was in Walmart the other day and came across a set of L78V and bought them at a real good price. Will this plug work fine in my motor or is it too hot? I haven't put them in yet. I wanted to aske before I tried.<br /><br />Thanks:<br />Jason
 

85Sunbird

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Re: UL77V vs. L78V Spark Plugs?

Any advice on these plugs?<br /><br />Jason
 

fishinhole

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Re: UL77V vs. L78V Spark Plugs?

Sunbird, Yes the L78V's will work, but the 78's are better for high speed running. They will work for low speed and idle also, but they are a cold plug. They where made introduced in the 60's for racing so the teams would not burn pistons. Champion's web site with tell you more
 

fishinhole

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Re: UL77V vs. L78V Spark Plugs?

Sunbird, Yes the L78V's will work, but the 78's are better for high speed running. They will work for low speed and idle also, but they are a cold plug. They where made introduced in the 60's for racing so the teams would not burn pistons. Champion's web site with tell you more
 

ReelDrag

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Re: UL77V vs. L78V Spark Plugs?

I could be mistaken but as the Champion numbers go up so does the heat range.
 

Walker

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Re: UL77V vs. L78V Spark Plugs?

I believe you're right Reel. 78's would be a little hotter than 77's
 

85Sunbird

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Re: UL77V vs. L78V Spark Plugs?

Thanks guys!!<br /><br />Jason
 
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