#73256, "RE: plug gap for nitrous" In response to Reply # 1
Holy old post post resurection that I have come up with but I found this while searching and had a similar question. What if I had the screamin demon coil pack? what should they be gapped to then? I've tried searching but cant find it. Thanks
Also, I'm an auto and thinking about getting a 50 shot, Is it ok to spray in first after 3000-3500 rpms or should I wait until second? thanks again
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#73258, "RE: plug gap for nitrous" In response to Reply # 2
with a hotter coil you can run a larger gap.....i think i read that some people with that coil are running around .60 i think. start at stock and get larger. keep a notebook and log your results to find the best setup for you. When running NO2 or boost you begin to look at colder range plugs. the gap should not be changed just because you are running no2. Remeber spraying creates mor eheat so you might need a colder range when you are going to spray such as the track. To find the best setup try a few different ways going away from stock and keep a small journal of results to compare. Datalogging helps in this.
terry
96 Eagle talon ESI Star Stage II - Boost/oil/EGT gauges
#73304, "RE: plug gap for nitrous" In response to Reply # 2
so can anyone answer my other question? I'm an auto and thinking about getting a 50 shot, Is it ok to spray in first after 3000-3500 rpms or should I wait until second? thanks again
AEM CAI,APEXi N1,OBX header, 18" Exel Ennio's,NX wet kit with GENX-2 package...Dyno sheets coming soon Thanks to Malenko for the sig...
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