spark plug gaps
02-20-2006, 09:54 PM
#2
Better gap than OEM? A gap is a gap....
First off, what kind of plugs do you want to run?
90% of people on here run NGK tr55's gapped at .050-.055 for cars not running a blower or spray. Close the gap up a little when you make more power (cam, boltonts, etc.)
You realize we have a search feature don't you? I think I've seen this same question asked a bunch in the past week. There is one thread about it on the first page even.
First off, what kind of plugs do you want to run?
90% of people on here run NGK tr55's gapped at .050-.055 for cars not running a blower or spray. Close the gap up a little when you make more power (cam, boltonts, etc.)
You realize we have a search feature don't you? I think I've seen this same question asked a bunch in the past week. There is one thread about it on the first page even.