*Quickie: Spark plug gap, trying the BKR7E's....
just giving them a shot, what should i gap these at? It's been so long, and i couldnt yield the info i was looking for in anything that came up in a search.
.030/.034/.035/.040 ?
B16 motor, 11.1 cr
thanks
.030/.034/.035/.040 ?
B16 motor, 11.1 cr
thanks
well is the CR of the engine relative to gap of the plugs?
Only 11.1 cr in a B16..........I never really looked into spark plugs so much so i dont really know the theory behind it all
Only 11.1 cr in a B16..........I never really looked into spark plugs so much so i dont really know the theory behind it all
theres alot of things that can affect what plugs to use. id start with some 7e stuff and then get some 6E's and try them. it might help in a lower comp motor to have the hotter spark. the gap depends on if you have a msd or stock ignition. its easy to play around with since plugs are so cheap. im just lucky that NGK sponsored us so i got to learn alot about them.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by L-B racing »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">7E's should have a .30 gap. 7E11's should be a .36 gap. we've found that our stuff likes to be in between these 2.</TD></TR></TABLE>
He is correct, again, like I mention before, you can tried some other size gap and see how it works. But I don't like to say what I set mine since every engine is different, as far as setup goes, or may hurt it as far as performance.
If you can, tried Rockets' plugs.
-Bert
He is correct, again, like I mention before, you can tried some other size gap and see how it works. But I don't like to say what I set mine since every engine is different, as far as setup goes, or may hurt it as far as performance.
If you can, tried Rockets' plugs.
-Bert
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post




