Spark Plugs and Gap
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Melting Slicks
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Spark Plugs and Gap
I know..perhaps some will feel 
BUT...
Its not so easy to find this specific info so I will ask for some kind input..
What plugs and what Gap are people using...I bought ZEX (for non nitrous) plugs to try...wanna put them in tomorrow (Sat)....anyone use these? If not what others?
Also what gap is everyone running .60?
I'm all
BUT...Its not so easy to find this specific info so I will ask for some kind input..
What plugs and what Gap are people using...I bought ZEX (for non nitrous) plugs to try...wanna put them in tomorrow (Sat)....anyone use these? If not what others?
Also what gap is everyone running .60?
I'm all
Safety Car
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From: Cape Coral FL
As I understand it, proper gap is a function of the type of plug and the compression ratio and hp you are making. Try this link for some good info. Spark Plug Info
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Originally Posted by csexton
Just put a set of AC Delco Iridium plugs in and the car runs great! They come gapped at .040 and should not be adjusted. 
Chuck
Chuck
What's the diff (benefit) of having a gap of .040 vs NGK's .060?
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St. Jude Donor '07
Originally Posted by csexton
Just put a set of AC Delco Iridium plugs in and the car runs great! They come gapped at .040 and should not be adjusted.
Chuck
Chuck
