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Old 02-29-2012, 05:37 PM
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What plug gap should I run my tr6 at. Has a d1 kit on it making roughly 550
Old 02-29-2012, 07:28 PM
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I have a NGK 7 that I run at .024 but I run E85. Not sure what fuel you are running.
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i would say 0.035 or 0.030 ...somewhere in between there. I believe I'm running my TR7s at 0.035
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I run a little bit smaller gap then that. I ran my D1 combo on TR7's @ 0.028" with no issues at all. There's a lot of info on plug gaps, flame kernal and exposure, "blowing" out the spark and heat ranges. I'd read a little bit and see what you think....never the less I had good luck with the above.



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