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Old 01-03-2008, 08:24 PM
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Default Re: NGK spark plugs..

Darren;

IMO, no.

I've personally never found much benefit in fat plug gaps, all they do is work the rest of the ignition components that much harder. I used a Crane Xr-1 conversion on my 496, and with Autolite plugs gapped at .035", it never missed a beat on the dyno.

Eric

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The name's "Curly."
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