Friday at 8:24 PM #1 N nomods New Member Joined Jun 9, 2022 Messages 6 I noticed in buick manual that came with car that if your regal has turbo 3.8 that the plug gap should be .045.I have always run .035.I kept the original plugs and checked them.....sure enough .045. ACR44TS
I noticed in buick manual that came with car that if your regal has turbo 3.8 that the plug gap should be .045.I have always run .035.I kept the original plugs and checked them.....sure enough .045. ACR44TS
Friday at 8:44 PM #2 salvageV6 Daily Driver Joined May 25, 2001 Messages 20,988 Service manual says .035" that may be a typo in the owners manual, the .060" for the other engines is backed up by the service manual.
Service manual says .035" that may be a typo in the owners manual, the .060" for the other engines is backed up by the service manual.
Friday at 10:12 PM #4 C crisp76 Member Joined Jul 4, 2023 Messages 39 I run the R43TS with a .035 Gap. My stockers R44TS also had a .035 and did real well.
Sunday at 10:57 AM #5 N nomods New Member Joined Jun 9, 2022 Messages 6 salvageV6 said: Service manual says .035" that may be a typo in the owners manual, the .060" for the other engines is backed up by the service manual. Click to expand... did you not read my whole post? I checked the ORIGINAL plugs........045
salvageV6 said: Service manual says .035" that may be a typo in the owners manual, the .060" for the other engines is backed up by the service manual. Click to expand... did you not read my whole post? I checked the ORIGINAL plugs........045
Today at 8:13 PM #6 SS/GN Well-Known Member Joined Jun 30, 2005 Messages 2,890 Plug gaps don't make HP and too much is not as good as too little. I like a .028
Today at 10:53 PM #7 Turbo6inKY Short Guy TurboBuick.Com Supporter! Joined Jun 18, 2001 Messages 2,191 nomods said: did you not read my whole post? I checked the ORIGINAL plugs........045 Click to expand... That's just what the dude at the factory gapped them to... or didn't gap them at all and just shoved them in. nomods said: SS/GN said: Plug gaps don't make HP and too much is not as good as too little. I like a .028 Click to expand... Click to expand... This. The gap needs to be wide enough to light the mixture, but not so wide the coil has trouble triggering the spark.
nomods said: did you not read my whole post? I checked the ORIGINAL plugs........045 Click to expand... That's just what the dude at the factory gapped them to... or didn't gap them at all and just shoved them in. nomods said: SS/GN said: Plug gaps don't make HP and too much is not as good as too little. I like a .028 Click to expand... Click to expand... This. The gap needs to be wide enough to light the mixture, but not so wide the coil has trouble triggering the spark.