In the early 1900s, small planes flew with single ignition systems powered by adapted automobile engines using Champion-brand automotive spark plugs. By the 1920s, the company had developed innovative spark plugs designed specifically for the aviation industry.
Champion Aerospace designs and manufactures Champion-brand piston-engine ignition components for both OEM and aftermarket for general aviation aircraft applications. Every spark plug manufactured has built-in design advantages that assure longer life and greater reliability. NOTE: Spark plugs are shipped in factory sealed plastic cases. Opened spark plug cases make the spark plugs non-returnable. Please do not open any spark plug until you are sure you have received the correct spark plugs for your application. |
Plug Type | Thread Size | Reach | Shielding Thread | Standard Electrode | Plug Gap |
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REM37BY | 18mm | 1/2" / 1.27cm | 5/8"-24 | Twin Electrode | .016”-.021”/0.41-0.53mm |
Champion Spark Plug REM37By
Champion Spark Plug REM37By
I have been having problems with my older Lycoming engine fouling #1 bottom plug only 5 to 10 hours after being cleaned and regapped. Per Lycoming recommendation for this issue, I installed this plug and have not had the issue since.
Champion Spark Plug REM37By
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Yes, each spark plug will contain one new copper gasket.
That depends on your specific engine. That information would be in your maintenance manual.