proper sparl plug gapping for turbo b18c1?
10-15-2003, 10:57 AM
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Re: proper sparl plug gapping for turbo b18c1? (R6Elmo)
i have msd digital 6..
i think the proper gap size is .28 forgot to read it from somewhere
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i think the proper gap size is .28 forgot to read it from somewhere
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10-15-2003, 11:38 AM
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Re: proper sparl plug gapping for turbo b18c1? (JustJeff)
just depends..you want the largest gap without misfiring...what plugs are you running? i would just go get some NGK 3330's and try them out, they come from the factory with a .032 gap. my friend runs them in his turbo gsr hatch @18psi with a msd dig6 as well and has no misfiring..
10-15-2003, 12:07 PM
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i like .030
btw make sure you're gapping properly IF you use a coin type gapper. line up the leading edge of the electrode with the number, NOT the middle of the electrode. i found out the hard way
btw make sure you're gapping properly IF you use a coin type gapper. line up the leading edge of the electrode with the number, NOT the middle of the electrode. i found out the hard way
10-15-2003, 12:23 PM
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Re: proper sparl plug gapping for turbo b18c1? (JustJeff)
i gapped my NGK 9 heat range to .24, the damn thing was misfiring and wasnt burning my gas. i re-gapped it to .28 and it works fine now. MSD ignition also.
10-15-2003, 12:27 PM
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Re: proper sparl plug gapping for turbo b18c1? (TurboDANDEE)
that's what i just did. .028 gapping 
I'm using denzo spark plugs btw. will soon switch to ngk.
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I'm using denzo spark plugs btw. will soon switch to ngk.Jeff-
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