spark plug gap?
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spark plug gap?
1963 292 V8, gap is .028-.032? so...., .030 is good?
so far i have rebuilt the carb, changed the rad out for a clean one, changed the thermostat and bypass hose, changed the fuel filter... doing the plugs today and squirting a little marvels mystery oil in the cylinders.
i think i am getting close to giving it a try, i am hoping this weekend!
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so far i have rebuilt the carb, changed the rad out for a clean one, changed the thermostat and bypass hose, changed the fuel filter... doing the plugs today and squirting a little marvels mystery oil in the cylinders.
i think i am getting close to giving it a try, i am hoping this weekend!
thanks
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Thanks Flip, I hit a snag today with a leaky freeze plug, hope i dont have to pull the engine out to change it!
after i confirm it still runs i plan on a protronics ignition in place of the points.
after i confirm it still runs i plan on a protronics ignition in place of the points.
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