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Which plugs are you guys running? NGK Iradium, 1 step colder? If so any one have a part number?
I read on this forum that those have to be gapped and they can be brittle. Any truth to that?
I read on this forum that those have to be gapped and they can be brittle. Any truth to that?
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Originally Posted by djniknala
sparkplugs.com is my favorite place for plugs. They are not pregapped.
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That is stock gap and with 100+whp I would definitely get it down to .35 at least. Most will come with .44 pre-gap but that is a little too much with the cylinder pressures you'll be running.
Originally Posted by edv2122
What the proper gapping? .44?
Originally Posted by djniknala
That is stock gap and with 100+whp I would definitely get it down to .35 at least. Most will come with .44 pre-gap but that is a little too much with the cylinder pressures you'll be running.
If someone doesn't mind, can you explain what gapping does? I understand what it's doing to the plug itself, but what are the pros/cons to doing it. If I am going to be installing a Vortech full kit. Would you guys still recommend .35 ?
http://www.everything350z.net/product/22401-5M016
EDIT - I just ordered these... hopefully they'll be fine for my set up. Any other heads up/info?
Last edited by SWAT311; May 27, 2006 at 06:26 PM.
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