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18 psi spark plug and gap

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dustin_8907

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May 7, 2008
Ripley, West Virginia
Going ahead and getting new spark plugs, what ones and gap for 18 psi?

Also after my new tune I will be running 23 psi. Will I have to change sparkplugs after the tune or can you give me a good gap to run both so I don't have to change them for the new tune in a month or so.. Thanks
 
i agree on bpr7es, gapped .25-.27

Used to you could call a parts store and actually ask for a "bpr7es", some stores you still can but a couple stores in my area now use the ngk part number which is a 4 digit number, the ngk number for the bpr7es is 5534.
 
my bad, worked all night and just got up. I guess reading it from the prior post incorrectly caused me to write it the same way. I'm sure he would have a hard time gapping them over a 1/4". It's not like i did it on purpose, and he would have a hard time finding a gap wrench that went that high!
 
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