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Join Date: May 2001
Location: Antioch, CA 94521
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![]() What should the spark plug gap be on a 10:1 compression engine? I have a Crane Hi-6 ignition and coil too.
I'm thinking I should start at around .045. They're currently gapped at .054 and I'm having a slight misfire at around 6100 rpms.
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Join Date: Oct 1998
Location: Alberta, Canada
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![]() Sounds about right to me. You could slowly try gapping them down - maybe 0.050" first? More is better so it'd be nice to keep it big.
I'm actually running 0.045" with boost, with a Hi-6R and LX92 coil, but I'm only at 8.4:1 static... |
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