NGK Iridium IX gap? *AND* what wires?
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NGK Iridium IX gap? *AND* what wires?
I picked up a set of NGK Iridium IX's today and don't know what to gap them at, or if they're good plugs for my application (close to stock). I also picked up a set of store-brand wires (Omnispark?) Should I return them and pick up something better? Or will they be fine?
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I agree, ditch the wires. I never buy store brand for my stuff. Unless it needs something and I don't plan to keep either the vehicle or the part, for very long.
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Originally Posted by Formula350
Some site said the MSD wires are the worst ones to get due to some factor about how they have too much resistance, or something.
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Originally Posted by Formula350
Some site said the MSD wires are the worst ones to get due to some factor about how they have too much resistance, or something.
Regarding the plugs, they should be gapped from the factory. If you're a stock or near stock car, then a TR5 with a .050" gap should be great. Get a gap tool just to double check, but I'm pretty sure they should already be gapped.
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Originally Posted by A-man930
I picked up a set of NGK Iridium IX's today and don't know what to gap them at, or if they're good plugs for my application (close to stock). I also picked up a set of store-brand wires (Omnispark?) Should I return them and pick up something better? Or will they be fine?
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Originally Posted by 94Z28Joe
You aren't suppose to gap the Iridium plugs.