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http://www.americredit.com/Customers/Tools/Learn2ChangeSparkPlugs.htmmitsuclipsegsx said:how easy is it to gap it?
thanks
qwall said:yea, more likely than not you'll need to gap them ( or at least see if they're gapped correctly). Check ngk website for correct gap size, and there's a tool for measuring gaps, pick one up at your local auto parts store, it's probably gonna be by the checkout.
http://ngk.com/results_app.asp?AAIA=1205873kareem17 said:NGK's website doesn't say the gap size for my 97 eclipse gs-t... but since I am currently running stock boost I should gap at .029-.030. Do you think that I will notice a difference? Thanks for all the help.