NGK spark plug gap?
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NGK spark plug gap?
I have my NGK spark plugs (that ATI recommends) and would like to gap them properly. I am running 8 pounds of boost and currnetly have them gapped around 38-40. What is the gap that some of you others are using? ATI told me 25-30 is that correct?
Thanks,
Mike
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Mike
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Yeah I read that part in the instruction book, but after speaking with ATI they said to gap at 25-30. Are there any advantages/disadvantages?
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I run .03 on all my turbo cars with copper ngk's. .03 is good for a lot of boost. If the boost blows the spark out gap em' a little shorter.
What is the part number of the plug? Is it stock heat range or colder?
What is the part number of the plug? Is it stock heat range or colder?
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30 sounds good since i'm about 39 right now and the dyno graphs show some minor spark blow out. I would like to see some more numbers from others if possible because pulling these plugs and changing the gap isn't my favorite thing to do. Hopefully i will get it correct this time.
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