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Old 02-15-2009, 02:20 PM
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how much to they need to be calibrated too?
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Old 02-15-2009, 02:51 PM
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i believe .055
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Old 02-15-2009, 03:07 PM
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i believe .055
thanks i couldnt remember if it was .055 or .066 but .055 looks right
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Stock gap is .050".

If you're running a colder plug, (TR6, etc.) .035".
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damn it i just put then all in
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Maybe you should get someone to agree with the person who said "I believe they are .050." Nothing says confidence like "I think."

.005" isn't going to hurt, but I'd want it right.
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true is there a website that might have the answer? they have it on alldata at my school, but i forgot to check before i left for the weekend.
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Hayne's manual says 0.050" of course that's for stock plugs.
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It's .050" for stock plugs, just did mine yesturday. That is what the emission label says.
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Originally Posted by P8NTBALLER90
It's .050" for stock plugs, just did mine yesturday. That is what the emission label says.
damn i should of paid attention to that in the first place
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sticker on the fan shroud tells you the gap
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I run a .045 gap on my Autolite 106's.
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