spark plug gap with msd
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you typically want to run a smaller gap if you're running boost or nitrous often. This makes it easier to ignite the plug and the mixture which is harder to ignite when it's compressed. A larger gap on a NA motor will give you more power and better gas mileage, but it's normally limited by the weak stock ignition as to how wide you can go. Running a MSD will allow you to increase the gap.
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