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Old 02-08-2010, 02:47 PM
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I have an NGK catalog, so if you guys need any more info for any plug or any car application, let me know and I'll be sure to give you the correct info.
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I have an NGK catalog, so if you guys need any more info for any plug or any car application, let me know and I'll be sure to give you the correct info.
hey, can you look up the gaps for the plugs by year and add them to your top post?
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hey, can you look up the gaps for the plugs by year and add them to your top post?
99+ V8 (exc 8.1L) is .040 for all the plugs listed.
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stuck! Good job scott! It is about time you did something useful...
Unstuck and added to the BIG sticky at the top

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Originally Posted by 00ChevyScott
99+ V8 (exc 8.1L) is .040 for all the plugs listed.
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That's for the old platinum plugs Corey. Did you read the TSB for it that was posted?
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That's for the old platinum plugs Corey. Did you read the TSB for it that was posted?
no it was too long..
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i bought some ngk plugs and they came pre gapped .040 should i regap to ..060?
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No Lee, leave them at .040
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