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Old 03-05-2014, 06:07 PM
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Hello fellows checking to see what gap are you setting your plugs at when spraying.

On motor I use tr 55 and gap them at .035

On 150 shoot what should I gap them at. I'm Using ngk 9 and ngk 10.
If I go up to 200 or 250 which way do gap go up or down.
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I would run ngk BR7efs gapped @.030 on 150-175, BR8ef gapped @.028 for 200. The 9 may be a little cold for 250 depending on compression, your tuneup , timing , etc.
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yep i agree with killer. i try to keep mine around .032 . but thats just what i was thought. but ive never spray a anything over needing a br7ef too.
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.030-.032, may want so consider a "BR" plug for the non projected tip, and may also want to go to a 6 or 7 heat range, especially for a 150 shot.

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BR7EF running .030 is the business, running 175 shot with 6 deg timing pulled and stand alone fuel system of C16
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Thanks guys.



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