maxfun

Does anyone know what the gap is supposed to be on the NGK platnum plugs? I'm replacing them and I can't find it in the factoy manual anywhere. Maybe the plugs come pre gapped, but it doesn't say that anywhere. Does anyone know. Please help. THanks

s0ber

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.044

*******10chars

PS: platinums come pre-gapped from what i hear.

maxfun

Thanks

On another note, How about Advance Autoparts tried selling me a used spark plug. Like I don't have about a gazillion used one laying around already. Those rats.

Reallyslowrio

.044...8 second google search.

and this is the 4th gen section btw. You might find more usefull information in the 5th gen section.

DennisMik

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This thread is 8 years old! I think your post is not going to do any good other than raise your post count.

chrome91

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8 years later i hope he figured out the gap

Quickywd01

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Oooo spark plug gap. NGK FTW

jltibbs

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This is a good topic. For clarification, looking at the physical NGK part number, you'd be looking for a "-11" at the end. On NGK this is the gap. In our case, that's OEM of .044. So depending which ones you prefer, just look for that so they're pre gapped. I personally use stock number 5464, part number BKR5EIX-11, iridium.

cashoit

bumping 8 yr old threads with such rudimentary information

The Wizard

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BigLou55

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its always funny when someone bumps a OLD thread and responds with so much enthusiasm lol

Reallyslowrio

Glad i could entertain all of you. I stumbled upon this thread while searching for some other ****, and obviously didnt look at the date. I wasnt trying to raise my post count, but I can see how that post would be interpreted in that manner. And it really took 6 of you to let me know that i made a mistake. And then ***** about me trying to raise my post count. Y'all are almost as bad as people were on clubroadster.net....almost....Keep trying though.

Crusher103

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just :matt93se: of this thread. First of all the Platinum/Iridium plugs come pre-gapped to spec because the electrode on the end is very fragile and using the normal methods of gaping can damage it.

ChrisMan287

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Reallyslowrio

Nail on the head sir...thanks for the opportunity to yet again "raise my post count"