gap for copper spark plug
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gap for copper spark plug
i just bought a greddy turbo kit , i'm trying to gap the spark plugs that i just bought they're the NGK Racing (copper)**
6097.
what is the gap that i need have them at?
6097.
what is the gap that i need have them at?
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With turbo applications, you might want to narrow it down a bit, to make it easier for the spark to jump the gap through all that dense compressed mix. I guess .030-.035 should do it for the , what, 8 psi? boost. Good luck, show dyno!
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From: Yorba Linda, CA
Originally Posted by Kirpich,Aug 28 2008, 10:16 PM
With turbo applications, you might want to narrow it down a bit, to make it easier for the spark to jump the gap through all that dense compressed mix. I guess .030-.035 should do it for the , what, 8 psi? boost. Good luck, show dyno!
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From: Mandeville, La
Originally Posted by 9kFever,Aug 28 2008, 10:23 PM
Most people dont run that plug though. What is the heat level?
NGK 7173 is one degree cooler
NGK 7173 is one degree cooler
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