Spark Plugs Resistor or Non-Resistor?

[adam_knox]

So I'm buying a laptop cord on amazon and I'm sooooo close to the free shipping I thought I'd tack on spark plugs to save myself 6 bucks. For the stock 49 Chrysler do I want resistor or non-resistor spark plugs? I have no idea on the difference...

Anyone know what I should get? Thanks gang!

AUTOLITE Part # 295 More Info {PLUGS Non Resistor (Rebate Available! See Promotions & Rebates Page for Details.)} Sale Item

OE Style; Gap .035; Non-resistor

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AUTOLITE Part # 306 More Info {PLUGS Resistor (Rebate Available! See Promotions & Rebates Page for Details.)} Sale Item

Gap .035; Resistor

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$1.46 $0.00 $1.46

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BOSCH Part # 7915 More Info {SUPER PLUS (Rebate Available! See Promotions & Rebates Page for Details.)} Sale Item

GAP=0.035"

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$1.81 $0.00 $1.81

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CHAMPION Part # 592 More Info {Copper Plus #RJ12C}

OEM Spark Plug {.030 gap }

[Merle Coggins]

If you have a radio go with resistor plugs. The resistors help to suppress radio interference. I'd get the Autolite 306 plugs if I were doing the shoping.

Merle

[adam_knox]

Thanks Merle! See, it won't be so bad when I move, seems half the time we only get to chat on here anyways! =p

I'll try to swing by in the next two weeks. Spring break is coming up and gonna see if I can get those top bows aligned and painted...