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Old 04-23-2005, 04:18 PM
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What is a good plug gap for a sohc turbo setup. My engine setup is d16y7 block, d16z6 head and mani with a t3 turbo running uberdata basemap. thanks
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depends, my car runs better at .22-.25
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if your running stock ignition .28, if you have a MSD 6L or something you can run a little wider gap. all depends on how much boost your running and what kinda plug.

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I never ran tighter than .32 even at 13 psi with NGK BKR7E plugs anything tighter and the car ran slower . Anything wider and it blew out the spark.. This was with a MSd cap wires and Blaster SS coil.
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I have been running 6-8 psi daily for a few months and there wasn't much of a problem, except for a little hesitation with boost transition. After starting this thread, I gapped mine to 30 and i immediately noticed that i was starting to run a little leaner. Is this normal?
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Default Re: whats a good plug gap for fi sohc (mattssi)

I'm running .28, but everyone's engine is different. You'll just have to try out different gaps and see what works best for you.
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I"m running .28, seems to run fine
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Default Re: whats a good plug gap for fi sohc (mattssi)

I think everyone means .025"-.028"

.28" is a lot and .28mm is not quite enough

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Default Re: whats a good plug gap for fi sohc (dustin)

yea i always notice people saying .28 or something when its .028. I say anywhere between .028-.032. I run .028 @10psi personally.
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I always ran with a stock gap, why close the gap if the spark isn't getting blown out?
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