Spark Plug gap help please!!
01-14-11, 06:57 PM
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just regap your plugs to whatever it says for stock
and if it still doesn't idle right or run well then close the gap up a little more until it feels right close it by .002 each time if doesnt feel correct
and if it still doesn't idle right or run well then close the gap up a little more until it feels right close it by .002 each time if doesnt feel correct
01-14-11, 10:17 PM
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Guys, I've gotta say this sounds like pure rubbish to me. I expect the heat range of a given plug relative to its application in a given engine is by far the most significant factor in regards to any heat issue. There's a lot of myth and snake oil surrounding plugs. Don't buy into the hype; for the most part, a plug is a plug is a plug!
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