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C3 Technical and Performance For technical and performance related discussion of 1968 - 1982 Corvettes.

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Old 05-06-03, 10:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
SwaveDave
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Default If you have MSD...what are you gapped at ???

I gapped the plugs at .044 " as MSD says you can go wider than stock. (.035 is standard). Seems to be running ok. Has anyone played around with the plug gap to see what works best ? Curious. Thanks.

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Old 05-07-03, 02:38 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I left my plug gap at .035 when I increased my compression ratio and added an MSD-6. I suspect that you won't notice a performance change until you get to an excessive change one way or the other or put the engine on a dyno.
 
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