Subject	Well, I regapped to .030 and looks to have fixed the issue.
Posted by	PiotrC70 on April 20, 2013 at 5:32 PM
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In Reply To	Plug gap. What are higher HP members running for a gap? posted by PiotrC70 on April 20, 2013 at 02:11 PM
Message	Since no one was responding, I took the original set that were still in good condition but in question, gapped those to .030 and it's running great. My friend that helped me w/ the build said he always remembered my car having what sounds like a random miss out of the exhaust during idle but the engine purrs smoothly. This time around, I can say that cruising at lower and higher freeway speeds is noticeably smoother like the occasional stumble/miss is gone. 1993 TT. R.I.P. 09.15.2010
Follow Ups	Plug gap. What are higher HP members running for a gap? - PiotrC70 14:11:07 04/20/13 Well, I regapped to .030 and looks to have fixed the issue. - PiotrC70 17:32:05 04/20/13 enjoy (n/m) - samsung-Z [Houston] 19:29:17 04/20/13 enjoy (n/m) - samsung-Z [Houston] 19:32:32 04/20/13 what happened to TheDuck? - aliaZ 08:37:54 04/21/13 Interesting. The iridiums are supposedly pre-gapped - ZXoltan 21:23:17 04/20/13 I agree. That's why the discrepancy between IPP and SZ - PiotrC70 21:44:33 04/20/13 the gap is really dependent on what boost levels - The Devils Z 00:03:58 04/21/13 2 bad a variable spark plug gap exist with respect to boost (n/m) - Jiro 22:26:05 04/21/13 doesn't* (n/m) - Jiro 22:26:35 04/21/13 what are those gap levels? - SuparexTT 00:35:24 04/22/13
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