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Old 04-02-2003, 10:13 AM   #21
richd
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I did a lookup on ngksparkplugs.com for my '89 LX50 and they say 0.054 gap. I thought the 0.042-0.046 range was preferred for power adders...


Technick- Your numbers are very impressive, especially while passing emissions at the same time!

If you know, is Oregon on the stricter (California) or looser side with their emissions testing?

BTW - Your web site is great! Used it yesterday to get some cable info.
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