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Vortech s-trim 10-12 psi. What spark plug gap

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demononwheels

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I have a 1993 lx with a Vortech s-trim making 10 to 12 psi.
Could one of you guys recommend a gap? I'm using motorcraft
plugs. From what I read on past post on this form it probably going to be .035 but the spark plugs I pulled out of my car are gap at .045. I read the Vortech manual and it said to gap according to manufacture specs. which is .054. I 'm already detonating a little and plugs are peppered,so now I really confused.
I'm running a MSD 6BTM,Blaster, and billet MSD distributor.
Thanks
 

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gap them at .035"
 
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.035 is good. thats what i run with 10psi of boost
 

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Thanks
 

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i go .035 with my autolite 103's and only push 6#'s
 

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RacEoHolic330 said:
gap them at .035"
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+1
 

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how about if your using a msd ignition with the s-trim should the gap still be at .035? also what plug #?
 

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For a stock head I would use an Autolite 23 or 24. MSD or not, .032-.035.
 
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QDRHRSE said:
For a stock head I would use an Autolite 23 or 24. MSD or not, .032-.035.
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You beat me to the punch. Definately would recommend a step or two colder. Gap recommendations are right on.
 

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I use Autolite 23s and gap at .035 as well. Gotta be good!
 
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