Gap should be .044"
Regap the plugs with a spark plug gapping tool. The boxes say pregapped, DO NOT beleive it, check it to be certain. Don't use the cheap flat plug gapping gauges found at most chain parts stores. Get one that has round wire measuring loops. They more accurately reflect the gap (it's much harder to angle them wrong since they are round). Stock gap is .044", be careful to not knock off the tiny platinum dots from the electrodes. Put a little anti seize on the threads for installation.
Also, only use NGK plugs. Here are the sizes and applications
................................. NA................................................................ TT Hot type-------------PFR5B-11---------------------------------------PFR5B-11B Standard type------PFR6B-11---------------------------------------PFR5B-11B Colder types -------PFR7B-11----------------------------------------PFR6B-11B -------------------------------------------------------------------------PFR6B-11C
gpelite wrote:My NA has a sticker that says I don't have to gap them manually, dunno about the TT.
Don't believe everything that you read.