What Gap ?
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Car: 1992 b4c 1le
Engine: 5.7
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Axle/Gears: 3:23
What Gap ?
Hello..I did a search with no help.. So please help if you can. I have a "stock" 1992 L98 camaro. I would like to know if i put the CR45TS spark plugs in the car what do i gap them at? Autozone says .50 another one says .35 please help i don't want to do this again for a while
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From: Ft. Branch, In.
Car: 88 formula WS6
Engine: 305 Lo3
Transmission: 700-R4
Re: What Gap ?
Dude, (I call you that because you haven't checked the engine spec's tag under your hood) It will give you the correct gap for your plugs. Get a magnifying glass out and go over it real good. Not only will it give your the correct plug application, but it will give you the plug gap also. (unless some ding dong painted over it).
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Re: What Gap ?
I thought the 43 is what the car came with from the factory??? I thought i read that some where.. Did i just miss read? Thanks
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Re: What Gap ?
The "C" in CR43TS denotes, copper core in the plug. Go with the gap on your sticker. Copper is a good conducter of electricity and is desined to move it faster.
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