SC installed but what plug to use
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SC installed but what plug to use
Well, I spent 14 hours of my Saturday installing my Powerdyne SC on my Mountaneer...now I need to figure out what plug I should use..
I was initially going to just go one colder than the stock platnum, and a gap about .035, but doing some research it seems a DENSO or NGK iridium might be a better choice....at a bit of a wider gap .040 - .050
The Lightning comes stock with a platnum plug at a .054 gap...so do you REALLY need a gap of .030? I am only running 6psi of boost.
Comments? Thanks.
I was initially going to just go one colder than the stock platnum, and a gap about .035, but doing some research it seems a DENSO or NGK iridium might be a better choice....at a bit of a wider gap .040 - .050
The Lightning comes stock with a platnum plug at a .054 gap...so do you REALLY need a gap of .030? I am only running 6psi of boost.
Comments? Thanks.
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You don't want to go with a wider gap, that will blow the spark out with a supercharger.
A colder plug with a closer gap will keep the spark consistant and keep from burning holes in the pistons.
I don't know much about Moutaineers/Explorers, but I run NGK's on my blown 94 Lightning/5.8 and have never had a problem with them.
A colder plug with a closer gap will keep the spark consistant and keep from burning holes in the pistons.
I don't know much about Moutaineers/Explorers, but I run NGK's on my blown 94 Lightning/5.8 and have never had a problem with them.
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