5.0 Spark Plugs
08-07-2007, 08:12 AM
#11
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RE: 5.0 Spark Plugs
I messed around with different gaps and found that a .040 gap worked the best for me (Autolite 24s.) I went as high as .054 and as low as .035.
Edited to add: of course, this is only because it's not NA
Edited to add: of course, this is only because it's not NA
08-07-2007, 09:36 AM
#12
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RE: 5.0 Spark Plugs
ORIGINAL: mjr46
call the parts guy a dumbass???? hmm mr adder didn't see that word in my post????
call the parts guy a dumbass???? hmm mr adder didn't see that word in my post????
ORIGINAL: mjr46
hmmmmmmmmmm gaping them that wide???? did that nutcraker at advance happen to sell you platnium plugs??? if so I'd remove them and install a set of copper core standard resistor plugs........damn pendejo's at autozone always try and get me to buy the platniums
hmmmmmmmmmm gaping them that wide???? did that nutcraker at advance happen to sell you platnium plugs??? if so I'd remove them and install a set of copper core standard resistor plugs........damn pendejo's at autozone always try and get me to buy the platniums
08-07-2007, 08:50 PM
#20
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RE: 5.0 Spark Plugs
when i was n/a... autolite 25s gapped at .050(as far as i know, this is stock, not .054, but does it really matter? no, so lets not start an argument, lol)
right now tho, autolite 24s, gapped at eitehr .035 or .040, honestly i forget, and btw ive been runnin like that n/a for a while now w. no problems
right now tho, autolite 24s, gapped at eitehr .035 or .040, honestly i forget, and btw ive been runnin like that n/a for a while now w. no problems
