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:: orion :: »
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Sun Jul 18, 2004 10:52 am
That's true, but under boost...sometimes you have to lower the gap to get it to spark.
But, anymore...people look at lowereing gap as a "mod" when turbocharging...it's not.
As I said above...you want the gap as wide as possible as long as it doesn't misfire.
Mine ran fine with stock gap at anywhere from ~4.35psi-9psi...and I closed the gap a little b/c I just turned it up to 12psi...did I have to? No...
But my new BKR7Es came gapped at .035, so I left it.
Anyway, people act like ANY boost will "blow out the spark"...not so.
It's different for each car, and needs to be tested. Start at stock gap, and it it doesn't misfire, then you're good.
If it does, then lower the gap a little at a time and see where it doesn't miss..then leave it.
- Brian