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Nov 1, 2002 | 07:24 PM

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Gapping TR6?

I've got a P1SC 5 psi, and just bought some NGK TR6 plugs. What should I gap them at? <img border="0" title="" alt="[Confused]" src="images/icons/confused.gif" /> Thanks!

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Re: Gapping TR6?

I posted the same question and from that and searching, .035 sounds about norm.

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Thanks. Thats kinda what I figured.

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.039 is what I use.

I've heard from .031 to .045.

I guess you either want to risk the plug burning or the flame-front being blown out with FI.... so, I picked somehwere in between.

I have used .035 and gapped it a bit wider to avoid burning them, yet not blow out the flame-front.

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Re: Gapping TR6?

I use .028.

But .035-.040 is fine with only 5psi.

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