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    What GAP on the Spark Plugs

    I have the Procharger and was told to run a colder plug. I am use to running Autolite 25 gap at .054 stock now with the Procharger is the Autolite 24 gap at .038-.39 the correct plug to go with?

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    How much boost, and what mods?

    I run 14lbs and use a 23 gapped @ .032

    Ian

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    I was hoping to run 14lbs as well...

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    That is alot of boost :) I would go with the same setup as I use - I have NEVER had a problem.

    Ian

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    I was never able to gap my plugs any higher than .34 with one range colder plugs. This is with full MSD ignition and was on 10#'s.
    I run 13#'s now and gap my plugs to .28, I can gap them a little higher, but it seems it makes no performance difference, and I dont like taking the chance of my spark being blown out.

    Also, I find that many people can run different size gaps and have similar results.. you may be one of those who can run a .35-.39 gap..who knows..
    good luck

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