plug gap question......
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plug gap question......
I got a wet kit installed on my car and was wondering what i should set my spark plug gap at? I went w/ a wet kit on several different explainations on why its safer. But need to know the plug gap set. I know some of us are running n2o systems.
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You went with a wet kit?? Wow..that's different. Only safer aspect I can think of is the fact that it's got fuel in the mixture, so there's less of a chance of running lean, which can cause serious damage.
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And more of a chance to blow the top off b/c of a backfire! 
Check with the manufacturer of the system, they'd have the best recommendation for plug gap.
Check with the manufacturer of the system, they'd have the best recommendation for plug gap. 
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