Mar 18, 2004 #1 RobHughes Automotive Joined Mar 18, 2004 Messages 12 Location US Back to raising the compression ratio thing again..lol Is there a "stock" guideline one would adhear to when raising the compression ratio (8.5:1 to 10.5:1) in regard to heat range and electrode gap? Thanks again!
Back to raising the compression ratio thing again..lol Is there a "stock" guideline one would adhear to when raising the compression ratio (8.5:1 to 10.5:1) in regard to heat range and electrode gap? Thanks again!
Mar 19, 2004 #2 Metalguy Materials Joined Jan 2, 2003 Messages 1,412 Location US The basic "rule of them" is to go slightly colder and use a slightly smaller gap, but there are many variables. Just remember to err on the cold side, because too-hot plugs can be much worse($$$$)than the nusiance that too-cold plugs are. Upvote 0 Downvote
The basic "rule of them" is to go slightly colder and use a slightly smaller gap, but there are many variables. Just remember to err on the cold side, because too-hot plugs can be much worse($$$$)than the nusiance that too-cold plugs are.