Spark plug question

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What you guys think look good or to lean?
 
Teensy bit too lean, but I wouldn't worry about it if it's running fine.
 
Teensy bit too lean, but I wouldn't worry about it if it's running fine.
Seems to be running fine only thing i dont like bout it is dat when i put my foot into it i dont really feel the secondaries come on its a holley 750 vacuum secondary
 
Does it have mechanical or vacuum secondaries?
 
Does your engine pull enough vacuum? If you can, get a vacuum gauge hook it up and see. It should be between 17" and 21" if it's a mostly stock motor, even with that intake and holley. If that checks out, see if your secondaries are actually opening a full 90 degrees.
 
I have been running NGK's in anything performance wise for years, they have always been a good affordable plug plus they have a good selection of heat ranges which are easily identified by a number
Plus if your a running a CD ignition you don't need anything fancier than a V-power..
 
Shouldnt. Just a standard vacuum gauge and plug it into a vacuum port. there are plenty of tutorials on the web.
 
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