Question: Spark Plugs

[Lugnut]

I need to change the Plugs in my 96 Lt1. Its got the aluminum heads. I got a stock pile of New plug and they are right plugs for a 93 Corvette 350ci. Do I have to use special Stainless Steel plugs with the aluminum heads. Or can I Just put some antsiest on the Plugs I have ?

 

[gmjunkie]

I need to change the Plugs in my 96 Lt1. Its got the aluminum heads. I got a stock pile of New plug and they are right plugs for a 93 Corvette 350ci. Do I have to use special Stainless Steel plugs with the aluminum heads. Or can I Just put some antsiest on the Plugs I have ?

Just a little anti-seize on the threads will be fine!

 

[Schrade]

Just a little anti-seize on the threads will be fine!

I'd definitely agree with anti-seize. They'll go in almost all the way by hand, and you can 'feel' them tighten better, as opposed to dry. You don't want that sick feelin' that you get when a dry one tightens up a little more, and you're not knowin' if you just reamed it out hnoes Much rather blow out a loose plug than have to pull the head YUP...

more pics?

Dielectric in the boot sockets too!

 

[Lugnut]

Just a little anti-seize on the threads will be fine!

Sounds good to me.
Thanks
Les