where are you setting your gap?

I did a quick search and couldn't find anything.

 

.025

 

Stupid question..how do you gap a 4 tip plug?

 

Bad reply as the BnnEGV series plug is a single tip gold/palladium plug.

http://www.sparkplugs.com/results_cr...1egv&x=55&y=13

 

so .025 is the general consensus of 1?


I haven't been checking the gap of the plugs, i just toss them in, and the car has been running fine. It pull hard and smooth up to 8, but i figure i should just be consistent and check them when i change the plugs.

 

I dont know this plug exactly but on a boosted aplication 25/27 sounds right.

 

I'm glad this topic got brought up. How do you like the 11's? at what 6 bucks a piece they are well worth it huh?

 

My car runs like complete dog **** for about the first minute after start up, but its a combination of not using the IAC and Startup/coolant temp enrichment maps. After its warmed up, it is babies *** smooth all the time. People say the 11s are too cold for the street but its simply not the case. The car runs just as smooth with the 11s and 1/2 bridge as it did with the 9s and a street port. And the price is hard to beat, its easy to just throw a fresh set in whenever, whereas it would sucks with $40/pop plugs. You do need a thin walled socket though. Took me about 20 minutes with a bench grinder to make my own.

 

nice! I need to buy a few sets from sparkplugs.com. The only doubts I had with that spark plug was that it was gold witch is no where near as good as platinum or iridium.

 

Ok forgive my bad reply.....Question still stands..(off topic now i suppose) but how do you gap a 4 tip plug?

 

As far as rotary plugs you don't gap them. Only the single tip style plugs.

 

So these are completely functional in a turbo rotary?

Serious question because I have never even heard of this before.

 

Yes, i've been running them all year and have a friends thats ran them for a couple year, but like i said, you do need a thin walled socket to install/remove them.

 

Hey guys I just got my 10.5's from RX7.com today and plan on putting them to use this sunday at the strip. I saw some talk about needing a thin wall socket to get these in? If so, does anyone know of an easy way to accomplish this without a grinder or thin walled socket and no time to order something online?


Thanks in advance. D