Spark Plug Gap For 071’s
04-02-2008, 03:40 PM
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Spark Plug Gap For 071’s
As title, fitted in a stage 1 92 green top saph standard ecu / coil etc.
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05-02-2008, 07:45 AM
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I'd go .75, warm her up & test in 3rd/4th gear. If she misses, then bring down to .7 & test again. If still misses go .65 & so on.
You want as bigger gap as possible without blowing the spark out !
Mine are set to .65 on a GT35
You want as bigger gap as possible without blowing the spark out !
Mine are set to .65 on a GT35
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Originally Posted by boXXer
what would you say the gap should be for a RST? only running 14psi.
Start at 0.7mm and work your way down if any probs.
05-02-2008, 11:55 AM
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Thanks guys
its running like a bag of shit ATM. Need to do rotor arm, cap etc too.
Matt Lewis has some very good prices on the 071's, cap and arm - I ordered mine yesterday
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its running like a bag of shit ATM. Need to do rotor arm, cap etc too.
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