gapping the spark plugs
26 June 2010, 06:13 PM
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gapping the spark plugs
Hi can anyone tell me what the correct gap in the spark plugs should be just i have removed my engine and giving it a full check over, have new spark plugs just wanted to know what the gap is as standard plz.
26 June 2010, 06:47 PM
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NGK are std fit and are used by pretty much everyone - including the specialists, etc. If it ain't broke, don't fix it, etc...
PFR6B is std, PFR7B is one level "colder" i.e. has the ability to resist cylinders' heat/pressures better.
PFR6B is std, PFR7B is one level "colder" i.e. has the ability to resist cylinders' heat/pressures better.
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27 June 2010, 02:29 PM
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they are 1 grade colder than standard
and camskill's web site has them list for impreza up to 2006
http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.p...m10b571s2606p0
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They were recommended by, and I got them from http://www.JP4mance.co.uk
Were they wrong in recommending these instead of the PFR7B's?
(jdm MY95 wagon with with 3" full de-cat turbo back, green panel filter, ported headers (heat wrapped as are downpipe and up-pipe), TD05 with Major Sarcasm ECU upgrade chip.)
Were they wrong in recommending these instead of the PFR7B's?
(jdm MY95 wagon with with 3" full de-cat turbo back, green panel filter, ported headers (heat wrapped as are downpipe and up-pipe), TD05 with Major Sarcasm ECU upgrade chip.)
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