Need to know asap!

thanks

 

Check your manual, but I think its 1.3mm

 

1.1mm

 

Thanks I found it... it was 0.05

 

therye sayin 1.X how did u come up with .05? is that a diff measurment?

 

okay theres 3 different answers from 3 sources. which one is it

 

1.3mm or .051"

NGK spark plug number, last two digits are the gap in millimeters.

PFR6G-13

All other B-series engines have 1.1mm gaps. GS-R motors are the only exception.

 

I called up autozone ...they said .05.....

 

 

one side will say .05 and if you flip it around it will say 1, the spartplug gaping thingymagiy

 

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That's because 1 measurement is standard and one is Metric. In the olden days spark plug gap was measured in thousandths of an Inch. The sticker on the undersice of your hood has the measurement on it. Mine was definitely 1.3 mm. In 95 GSR.

 

.051" is the service limit...not the new limit, you arent suppose to gap them at all. Buy them new, put them in, replace them when they get to .051"

 

Ok so what is the correct way...????? I am so confused right now

 

The #1 at the bottom of the page is for the gsr plug, notice the *1 next to it. Also note that there is no "new standard" limit, just the service limit. Buy them new, put them in, when they get to .051" replace them.