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TheBlizzard · 12-26-2004

For a turbo car that is stock they say to use .032, but even with a car that is stock I would gap them to .030. For a car that is running a little more boost than stock you should gap them to .028 to avoid blow out. For the guys that are running really high boost I have even heard of people gapping them to .026.

CRAIG

12-26-2004	#22
TheBlizzard Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Red Wing, MN Drives: Too Many Posts: 3,184	Re: need help! car wont start For a turbo car that is stock they say to use .032, but even with a car that is stock I would gap them to .030. For a car that is running a little more boost than stock you should gap them to .028 to avoid blow out. For the guys that are running really high boost I have even heard of people gapping them to .026. CRAIG