NGK TR55 Plug Gap
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NGK TR55 Plug Gap
I see that most people tend to gap their plugs to .050 inches; is this just a general rule? I'm changing my plugs for the first time this weekend and I was wondering if a .050 inch gap would be right for my car.
Car in question is a 2001 Z28 with JBA Shorty headers, K&N intake and SLP LM1.
Car in question is a 2001 Z28 with JBA Shorty headers, K&N intake and SLP LM1.
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I seem to recall the TR55 plug coming with a .059 gap out of the box. Stock gap was .060, but I've gapped the TR55s anywhere between .050 and .060 without seeing any real difference. So usually I just do .055.