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Old 10-30-2008, 09:14 AM   #25
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Re: Grrrrrrr... cant trust anyone

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isnt the gap for plugs with hei suppose to be a .45 thats what i was told and the gap for points are at .35. let me know if i am wrong .my truck runs very good and responds well.
that's what I think too. when I had my plugs set at .035, it was dog slow, and had really bad gas mileage. when I asked at o'reilly what the plug gap should be, they said it should be set at .060. i also looked on the internet, and most people said to set it at .045. so i set it at .045. it runs better, and has better gas mileage. next time, i am going to try it at .060, just to see if i see a difference.
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