Spark plug gap
#1
Spark plug gap
Quick question about plug gap.
So I totally forgot about gap when doing my turbo build.. I have a UR kit (log manifold with a garret T3/T4 turbo).
Anyhow I went from OEM plugs(gap like .043) to NGK BKR8EIX(out of the box gap .031 and one step cooler, I guess I just assumed the plug was gapped right, right out of the box.. wrong to assume)
So I have been doing some searching and I cant get a straight answer on gapping.. Looks to me like the most common answer is to gap the plugs to .028 or .030.. but some people say to go back to OEM gap..
I am thinking smaller is better but wanted to get some expert advice
Please and thank you
So I totally forgot about gap when doing my turbo build.. I have a UR kit (log manifold with a garret T3/T4 turbo).
Anyhow I went from OEM plugs(gap like .043) to NGK BKR8EIX(out of the box gap .031 and one step cooler, I guess I just assumed the plug was gapped right, right out of the box.. wrong to assume)
So I have been doing some searching and I cant get a straight answer on gapping.. Looks to me like the most common answer is to gap the plugs to .028 or .030.. but some people say to go back to OEM gap..
I am thinking smaller is better but wanted to get some expert advice
Please and thank you
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#9
U gap closer cause stock ignition system can't fight boost. Do a kbas and u can run oem gap no prob. Otherwise start at .030 and work your way down until it doesn't break up in boost