<VV> antiseize on plugs.

[FrankCB at aol.com]

I agree.  I also use a SMALL amount of  anti-seize on the beginning threads 
of Corvair spark plugs.  I use  "Never-Seez" brand which has a high amount of 
metallic particles in it.   This should promote heat transfer from the threads 
of the plug to the head while  still allowing the plugs to be removed without 
taking the aluminum threads in  the head with them!
    Frank "carpe diem" Burkhard
 
In a message dated 9/16/2006 8:12:20 AM Eastern Standard Time,  
rusecular at yahoo.com writes:

No  you're not the only one Paul...I also recall reading that hint, however, 
I've  also read in Bob Helt's book "The Classic Corvair", that when installing 
spark  plugs, use a thin film of anti-seize on the threads and to torque the 
plugs to  10 ft-lbs... 

I've done exactly that :)

Incidentally, and this maybe my rookie trade-off only, I'd rather cope with a 
 bit of improper heat dissipation than ummmm...stripped threads  :)  

Regards,


Tony