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Jul 19, 2011 | 07:44 PM

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I have a procharged ls1 with tr6 spark plugs what should I have them gapped at with 9 albs of boost

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Jul 20, 2011 | 05:39 AM

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.032-.035 will work well for you. Bob

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.032-.035 will work well for you. Bob

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Jul 20, 2011 | 10:45 AM

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I think I'm gapped at .045 right now you think I should gap them smaller between .032-.035 I'm taking them out to do valve springs anyways

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Yes. Anything above .032ish your start being able to blow spark out. From my experience the higher boost you run your have to go to a tighter and tighter gap.

I have a friend with a honda that's 35ish pounds of boost and he can't do anything bigger the .018

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Yes. Anything above .032ish your start being able to blow spark out. From my experience the higher boost you run your have to go to a tighter and tighter gap.

I have a friend with a honda that's 35ish pounds of boost and he can't do anything bigger the .018

Agreed. Mine are gaped at .045" & I'm 11:5:1 N/A.

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I have a friend with a honda that's 35ish pounds of boost and he can't do anything bigger the .018

sounds like the gap I run

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Jul 20, 2011 | 01:09 PM

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Yes. Anything above .032ish your start being able to blow spark out. From my experience the higher boost you run your have to go to a tighter and tighter gap.

I have a friend with a honda that's 35ish pounds of boost and he can't do anything bigger the .018

Agreed. Mine are gaped at .040" & I'm 11:5:1 N/A.

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