Spark plug gap
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So i am swapping to some 7s today, i am running about 14-15psi right now so i figured it was time.
So my question on setting the gap. Is a good rule of thumb to set it wide and work myself down? Meaning should i run the widest gap without blowout?
So my question on setting the gap. Is a good rule of thumb to set it wide and work myself down? Meaning should i run the widest gap without blowout?
#5
I had mine at .028 and blow out was horrible in a lot of conditions...
Are you all talking BR7 when you refer to 7 heat range plugs or other?
I know we talked about this in the past but maybe meth had something to do with my blow out issues as opposed to others running e85.
Are you all talking BR7 when you refer to 7 heat range plugs or other?
I know we talked about this in the past but maybe meth had something to do with my blow out issues as opposed to others running e85.
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I had mine at .028 and blow out was horrible in a lot of conditions...
Are you all talking BR7 when you refer to 7 heat range plugs or other?
I know we talked about this in the past but maybe meth had something to do with my blow out issues as opposed to others running e85.
Are you all talking BR7 when you refer to 7 heat range plugs or other?
I know we talked about this in the past but maybe meth had something to do with my blow out issues as opposed to others running e85.


