BR7EF gap
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BR7EF gap
After alot of reading, I've decided to use a non-projected tip spark plug in my truck. I've been using NGK TR6's gapped at .032" with no problems at all, but this change just seems like a good idea to me.
I'm hoping that someone can give me a gap recommendation to start with. Then I'll read the plugs and dial it in from there. Out of the box, they are at .024", thanks in advance.
I'm hoping that someone can give me a gap recommendation to start with. Then I'll read the plugs and dial it in from there. Out of the box, they are at .024", thanks in advance.
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Yeah I got to fix that lol.
I ran a 12.9 @ 106 NA and with a 150 shot 11.01 @ 122 on the same night, then found out I had a bad coil took it back and just got tu run ones NA and it improve a lot 12.32 @ 111 NA but I still have to run with the 150 shot and see how it does.
I ran a 12.9 @ 106 NA and with a 150 shot 11.01 @ 122 on the same night, then found out I had a bad coil took it back and just got tu run ones NA and it improve a lot 12.32 @ 111 NA but I still have to run with the 150 shot and see how it does.
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Nice! I wish I could find a deal on a 2WD RCSB, they are so much lighter! And up here they are so rare that people selling them want a mint.
Do you pull and read your spark plugs after you make a nitrous run?
Anyways, does anybody else wanna offer up any info?
Do you pull and read your spark plugs after you make a nitrous run?
Anyways, does anybody else wanna offer up any info?