Moved to 305 Electrical and Ignition section.
And, it could simply be a partly fouled plug. Sometimes increasing the resistance makes a weak (nearly fouled) plug fire. My Dad taught me the trick of using a piece of thin cardboard (back when he learned it, a matchbook cover) wrapped around the upper part of the plug inside the plug cap (prehistoric caps and wires on his 1948 Harley) holding the cap slightly away from the tip of the plug so the spark had to jump twice, which would allow an oil-fouled plug to fire until it got a lot worse [on the rear cylinder of the bike he went off into a river with after getting run off the road].