Spark plugs for 12a turbo
08-01-08, 01:04 PM
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Spark plugs for 12a turbo
I know this is covered on here somewhere but I couldnt find it with a search and i want to get some plugs ordered today.
Its a 12aT block with 1/2 bridge
Its a 12aT block with 1/2 bridge
08-01-08, 06:07 PM
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so I went down to NAPA and got myself a set of B9es's and I ordered some B9EGV's now on the es's they come with a pre set gap of .030 is this ok or do I want to close it up some?
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I am not running any ignition mods either until I get everything all together right now I am completely stock other than msd coils and wires. So I will set thes to .015 what should I gap them to when I hook up the MSD's?
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.015 seems very small IMO but maybe it's necessary with a distributor. I've run up to .04 with the standard 2nd gen. ignition setup with no sign of miss-firing. Normally I set the gap to .025 to leave a bit of room as the plug wears out.
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