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Old 02-06-2007 | 02:33 PM
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i just pulled some of my plugs out to check them and a couple were almost closed . would this have hurt anything. and could anything cause this? i just put them in while i was at the dyno a month ago. we pulled them straight outta the box and they said to leave the gap alone. so i didnt even look at them. they coulda got banged or something, but i dont know. also all the other ones i looked at are gapped at .025. is that what i need to be running at? they said the gap should be around .029-.030 on the TR7s im running. help please. mods are in sig.
Old 02-07-2007 | 12:03 PM
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Never trust the box. You need to check the gap, cause the box could have been dropped and the end struck bending it in further. Last I was told(which was a majority vote) was mine needed to be gapped ay .045 but I had already gapped them at .065 according to my service manual and haven't fixed them since. I have the NKG TR55 ix cool burn plugs for NOS applications, and they been great. Be safe and go with the .045. Good Luck
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well i think since im sc, and pushing 10#s of boost im suppossed to gap mine alot closer. like .030.
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