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Sat Nov 28, 2009 5:48 pm
Unless you got some crazy powerful setup with a s***load of fuel to ignite, than stock gap is probably the best. Some plugs (like Bosch platinum x4) aren't able to be gapped.
Exceptions to spark plugs is beyond me. IDK when it's appropriate to stray from stock specs. So I just stay stock because my motor's stock.
Even though Platinum plugs last a long time, it's good to periodically pull them just to read them and check the gap. After 2 years of running, the gaps on my two center plugs were .010 too large. I'm glad I re gapped them : )
I think 10w30 is the best oil for the naps-z. I used to run 10w40 when I first had my naps-z because it was a "truck" motor, but that was a bunch of BS.
I think you can run 5w30 if it's cold enough, or even straight 30 if it's warm all the time. Most people just stick with the 10w30 because it's available everywhere.
There is an oil chart in the service manual.