L lotsagas4u Well-known member Aug 16, 2024 #1 Can someone tell me how to gap this style plug? I believe 0.35 is for stock engine? Thanks
alexiskai Well-known member Aug 16, 2024 #2 Gap it at .035 and then narrow the gap if you have problems.
Brad in Germany Well-known member Aug 16, 2024 #4 Here's the guidance that Champion gave for their C-4 spark plugs (NOS) when used in a Ford Model A: Brad in Maryland . Attachments IMG_2041.jpg 88.1 KB · Views: 151
Here's the guidance that Champion gave for their C-4 spark plugs (NOS) when used in a Ford Model A: Brad in Maryland .
Kurt in NJ Well-known member Aug 16, 2024 #5 Sometimes I loosen the nut holding the porcelain and rotate it .
ndnchf Well-known member Aug 17, 2024 #6 The question was how to gap the plugs. Champion made this tool for adjusting the gap. The fork end enables the gap to be easily opened or closed. It included a .025" and .033" gap gauge. It makes gapping plugs quick and easy. Attachments 20240817_064826_copy_847x356.jpg 78.9 KB · Views: 24 20240817_064936_copy_647x962.jpg 27.4 KB · Views: 27 20240817_065004_copy_636x713.jpg 83.3 KB · Views: 23
The question was how to gap the plugs. Champion made this tool for adjusting the gap. The fork end enables the gap to be easily opened or closed. It included a .025" and .033" gap gauge. It makes gapping plugs quick and easy.
Kurt in NJ Well-known member Aug 17, 2024 #7 The ground electrode has a limited amount of adjustment,rotating the porcelain can be used to adjust the gap
The ground electrode has a limited amount of adjustment,rotating the porcelain can be used to adjust the gap