Spark Plug Gap
"AlohaC5" Senior Member
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From: Madison, AL
Re: Spark Plug Gap (Admiral Fairway)
The proper gap is .050". Check out this website: http://www.ngk.com/results_app.asp?AAIA=1358579
Gapping any iridium plug is a very sensitive operation. It is not recommended with traditional "garage" tools. Any gap +/- .10 from the spec should be fine.
Gapping any iridium plug is a very sensitive operation. It is not recommended with traditional "garage" tools. Any gap +/- .10 from the spec should be fine.
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Re: Spark Plug Gap (AlohaC5)
The proper gap is .050". Check out this website: http://www.ngk.com/results_app.asp?AAIA=1358579
Gapping any iridium plug is a very sensitive operation. It is not recommended with traditional "garage" tools. Any gap +/- .10 from the spec should be fine.
Gapping any iridium plug is a very sensitive operation. It is not recommended with traditional "garage" tools. Any gap +/- .10 from the spec should be fine.
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Joined: Mar 2004
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From: MI
Re: Spark Plug Gap (Admiral Fairway)
I also just brought the NGK Iridium Plugs for my 2003 Corvette Coupe. My car currently have 8,500 mile on it. Before that, I had the Bosch Platinum 4 install at 7,000 mile. Were you able to tell the different in the "Performance at all with the NGK TR55IX?" This question to anybody that can help.
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