#66989, "spark plug gap and screamin demon coilpack"
for those of you with the screamin demon coilpack, did you use the recommended .065" spark plug gap? because that seems fricken huge when the stock gap is like .035" or something..
#67020, "RE: spark plug gap and screamin demon coilpack" In response to Reply # 3
If you run it with a turbo I'd say gap it around .045", but if you want an exact amount I would call Howell.
The reason your suppose to gap it more is obtain the benefit of a higher powered coil. More voltage = stronger spark = bigger flame kernel (more gas initially ignited) if you gap the plug further (which your now able to do w/ more voltage, since the plug won't run as hot).
Joel Baldridge, ASE Certified Master Technician, Audi Certified Expert Technician
#67024, "RE: spark plug gap and screamin demon coilpack" In response to Reply # 4
Originally posted by WickedESi If you run it with a turbo I'd say gap it around .045", but if you want an exact amount I would call Howell. The reason your suppose to gap it more is obtain the benefit of a higher powered coil. More voltage = stronger spark = bigger flame kernel (more gas initially ignited) if you gap the plug further (which your now able to do w/ more voltage, since the plug won't run as hot).
I run the gap on our cars at .035. I know what Screamin Demon says, and I have customers that run the at .065 without any problems.
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