Name: Champion 306 Champion Copper SME
SKU: 306
Price: 1.57 USD
Availability: InStock

CHAMPION part description

Regular gap racing plug positions the spark approximately 1/16" into the combustion chamber. Colder heat ranges have a shortened ground electrode. This aids in exposing the spark to the air fuel mixture and helps avoid pre-ignition from an overheated ground electrode. Constructed with a nickel shell for faster heat dissipation and copper core or double copper (when noted) for further heat removal, all racing plugs are non resistor (unless specially noted).

Racing Plug
14mm Thread Size
12.7mm (1/2") Reach
13/16" (20.6mm) Hex Size
Gasket Seat
Non-Resistor
Copper Core
Solid Terminal
.020" (0.508mm) Gap
Heat Range 86

Product Description

Copper Plus Small Engine Spark Plug L86C Carton of 4

Application Summary

INDUSTRIAL, MARINE, POWERSPORT, SMALL ENGINE, TRACTOR

Features & Benefits

Copper Plus - Dependable Performance and Durability
OE type replacement plug
Resists fouling
Copper core center electrode allows for accurate control of heat range for longer life
Superior corrosion resistance
Built to ISO and SAE standards for proven performance

Product Attributes

Ground Electrode Core Material	Nickel
Washer Included	Yes
Electrical Terminal Type	Removable Nut
Center Electrode Tip Material	Nickel
Pre-Gap Size	0.025 IN
Ground Electrode Quantity	1
Hex Size	0.813 IN
Manufacturer Heat Range	86
Seat Type	Flat
Reach	0.5 IN
Thread Diameter	0.551 IN
Resistor Type	No
9507	Hex
9745	Crush
9746	No
Center Electrode Diameter (inch)	0.1 IN
Classification	Champion Copper Plus Small Engine
Ground Electrode Material	Nickel Copper Alloy
Installed Height (inch)	2.24 IN
Part Description	Spark Plug
Plug Type	L86C
Taper Diameter (inch)	0.31 IN

Additional Information

Country of Origin (Primary)	MX
Harmonized Tariff Code (Schedule B)	8511100000
Harmonized Tariff Code (HTS)	8511100000
UPC	00037551000340
VMRS Code	033003005

Part Interchanges

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For more than 110 years, Champion® has been a highly respected brand for spark plugs worldwide. From airplanes to high-performance race cars, Champion has developed spark plugs for almost every type of engine. Its century’s worth of experience and commitment has led to designs and optimizations that make Champion spark plugs perform better than the competition. This proven expertise and engineering has also been expanded to other maintenance products, including Champion filters, batteries, and lighting. All products are designed, manufactured, and tested in accordance with OE specifications to ensure a seamless fit and function. When it comes to quality, the customer is always a winner with Champion.