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Thu Feb 26, 2004 11:06 am
Even on mildly boosted motors, a ignition amplifier can help. Closing the gap can only help so much. You tend to make the mixture's exposure to spark smaller so it's more likely to misfire than a broader spark. While using a smaller gap is a good remedy for a spark that blows out, it's more of a bandaid when moderate to high amounts of boost are applied. Misfires do occur normally, even on a NA motor. A Spark amplifier will decrease that event. And since it's more likely to misfire at higher RPM';s and pressure levels, it makes a larger difference on boosted cars. On a NA motor, you probably will never feel the difference, though it may actually help.