I am putting my colder plugs in today, as my bottle heater has arrived! a while ago, i asked what to gap a 7-range plug at for nitrous, and i believe HRC replied to gap it at .030.. i did this and it looks REAL close. im really ignorant when it comes to the plug gap, so does this sound like the right gap to use? im not questioning HRC's recommendation, just making sure. thanks for any help.
1997 Eclipse RS 75-shot Nitrous Express(wet) AEM CAI Greddy EVO Exhaust NGK Plugs&Wires(one range colder) Front/Rear Upper Strut bars Eibach Pro-Kit springs Tokico Struts 17" Konig Imagines Yokohama A520's http://www.TeamKLR.com
1997 Silver RS Built T3/T4 BB Turbo 20psi Most current 1/8th mile time: 8.1@93mph 2.015 60' 1996 Black Supra TT 2004 Silver Snake
#50544, "RE: Plugs gapped at .030?" In response to Reply # 2
I would say go with a gap of .035" and increase from there, depending upon ignition set up.
A weird note on plug gap. My neon says gap the plugs at .035". My Eclipse manual say .048" and with my current ignition set up I'm running .060"+ I wonder why the difference in suggested plug gap in stock form?
#50556, "RE: Plugs gapped at .030?" In response to Reply # 0
Always question HRC! They told me its fine to run 130 psi of fuel pressure through stock injectors at 8 psi of boost. bullshit. thats a bad idea, injectors max out at 100 psi. But i would not recomend buying a turbo kit from anyone else but Hahn! And not to go way off topic, but it never hurts to post your questions here and get 10 answers instead of geting 1 from the tech at hahn who just wants to get you off the phone. I have been running a .035 gap and it works great. hrc stage 3 @ 10 psi.
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