help plz plug gap size on champion qc57c plz HELP HELP
#5
we are helpfull
you are a new user and you are demanding that we tell you what you want to know
it would be helpfull if you said PLEASE - or is that not in your vocabulary?
also it would help many people who will glance to tell us what car you have and a general spec of it so we can gain an idea of the problem
and with regards to plug gap - bin the C57's and use a set of motorcraft 071's gapped to 0.6mm for your power - assuming that isn't mickymouse pub power you have as your username
you are a new user and you are demanding that we tell you what you want to know
it would be helpfull if you said PLEASE - or is that not in your vocabulary?
also it would help many people who will glance to tell us what car you have and a general spec of it so we can gain an idea of the problem
and with regards to plug gap - bin the C57's and use a set of motorcraft 071's gapped to 0.6mm for your power - assuming that isn't mickymouse pub power you have as your username
#6
at last thankyou graceland can only use the c57s in it as all other plugs i have to nail it hard apparently it needs to be a hot plug,so what gap would u say 4 the 57s then
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#8
i had no problems with 071's and 26psi boost - have gone for coilpack conversion and now use Denso iridium plugs at 60 odd quid a set - but they never need to be gapped as they are 0.8mm and i never see a misfire at all
Upgrade to coilpacks and all your misfires will be gone into the past forever
Upgrade to coilpacks and all your misfires will be gone into the past forever
#12
0.06mm would be incredibly tiny and no gap at all
you need to set the gap to 0.60mm
if you are still having misfire problems, then clean the crank sensor face with a soft cloth and white spirits, and also check the HT leads, distributor cap, rotor arm and coil to make sure they are all spot on
you need to set the gap to 0.60mm
if you are still having misfire problems, then clean the crank sensor face with a soft cloth and white spirits, and also check the HT leads, distributor cap, rotor arm and coil to make sure they are all spot on
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