NAPA store gave me Champion J6C as substitute for J6J -This OK?
6 67Johnson6HP Petty Officer 2nd Class Joined Jun 14, 2007 Messages 103 Dec 10, 2007 #1 NAPA store gave me Champion J6C as substitute for J6J -This OK?
JB Honorary Moderator Emeritus Joined Mar 25, 2001 Messages 45,907 Dec 10, 2007 #3 Re: Champion J4J Which is the typo, '67, the title or the text? For what it may be worth the J4C is a replacement for the J4J, too.
Re: Champion J4J Which is the typo, '67, the title or the text? For what it may be worth the J4C is a replacement for the J4J, too.
F flabum Chief Petty Officer Joined Feb 17, 2007 Messages 567 Dec 10, 2007 #4 Re: Champion J4J The "C" in the part number means Copper..... that is the difference ... a copper electrode...longer lasting in a marine enviroment.
Re: Champion J4J The "C" in the part number means Copper..... that is the difference ... a copper electrode...longer lasting in a marine enviroment.
MikDee Banned Joined Jun 6, 2007 Messages 4,745 Dec 10, 2007 #5 Re: Champion J4J J6, is a hotter plug then a J4, but it shouldn't make much difference, I used to run J6's instead of O.E. J4's in my 1962 40hp big twin Evinrude, my friends, & I found they give a little more power, and stay cleaner longer then J4's, a better burn.
Re: Champion J4J J6, is a hotter plug then a J4, but it shouldn't make much difference, I used to run J6's instead of O.E. J4's in my 1962 40hp big twin Evinrude, my friends, & I found they give a little more power, and stay cleaner longer then J4's, a better burn.