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Crusty
GenIII
3/18/2002
17:29:04
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 Subject: How to Gap a Plug?
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Im about to throw down $10 for the 3923's and had one question. How do you gap a spark plug? I know the 4.7L should be gapped at .040, anyone tried anything else.
I have a air intake and exhaust, 180 t-stat if that matters regarding fuel air stuff.
2002 CC 4x4 8.0L 6spd 4.56 LSD
Knobby Bumpy Tire Wheels, and one of them newfangled lift thingamajigs.
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5pnt9ltrluv
R/T
3/18/2002
19:05:28
| RE: How to Gap a Plug?
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Get a spark plug gapping tool from you local auto parts store. Also you can check the gap with feeler guages or a spark plug gap thingamabob...hehe
Kris
2002 CC R/T Atlantic Blue
Mods: 360Intakez 9" cone, Flowmaster 40 Series original.
Coming soon: MSD ignition system w/ blaster ss. Barg Warner cap and rotor, Taylor perf. wires, Underdrive pulley.
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Dakaty
GenIII
3/18/2002
20:31:33
| RE: How to Gap a Plug?
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Unless you get a high performance ignition system or get super charged, stick with the factory specified gap (should be on a sticker under the hood). Most likely its a .40 gap.
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kevster
Dodge Dakota
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3/18/2002
20:58:41
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.040 Sheeesh.
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harlow wilcox
Dodge Dakota
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3/20/2002
11:44:05
| RE: How to Gap a Plug?
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I suggest a visit to www.autolite.com for superior advice on sparkplugs.
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