Just wanted to know what the gap setting is for a 95 gsr? does it matter what brand you use? would it be the same gap for all models? I did a search for this topic, one said i should gap it at "047-.051" and another one said .039-.043
so which one is it? thanks for the info

 

IM integobsession, he is my roomate and ask him to look in the "maintenance" section of my helms manual to find out for ya... Oh remind him its for the GSR.

 

I know on my wire-type plug gap guage, the .050" wire is the only one within the range specified for GS-R's (I can't remember the exact range, but I know .050" is within it). So I use this wire and usually adjust the gap so the wire fits rather tightly in the gap. BTW I use NGK copper plugs.

 

for NGK copper! but i drive n ls hehe... but GSR drivers on the board say the samething i think.

 

iradium plugs are the best plugs out there, but there expensive. i payed $40 for a set of mine

 

The spark plug gap is .050, I just replaced the spark plugs on my 94GSR today and I asked what the spark plug gap was when I bought them and the computer listed .050

 

copper conducts electricity better than both platinum and iridium as far as I know... the only reason to drop that much money on spark plugs is if you have a car with plugs that are difficult to access and need them to last a very long time. Integra spark plugs are sooooo easy to change, it really is just better to spend $8 on a set of 4 plugs and change them every 10K-15K miles.

 

Ok guys, please don't flame...how do you gap a plug anyway? Do I just need a gapper tool, and place the correct size gap in the plug somewhere and tighten? My last car had plugs pre-gapped every time I bought them. Is there a pic anywhere that explains how this is done? I need to change plugs soon.