spark plugs
No, you don't have to change the gap if you don't want to.
Running a bigger gap gives you a bigger spark but it's harder on all the ignition components.
I personally think once you get past .040 there isn't anything to be gained on a stock motor but others will argue.
Running a bigger gap gives you a bigger spark but it's harder on all the ignition components.
I personally think once you get past .040 there isn't anything to be gained on a stock motor but others will argue.
ORIGINAL: Ram2K1
Okay, so the factory gap is .040, which is where I have my 3923's set right now. I'm going to get that MSD coil (8228), so will I need to change the gap on my plugs?
I will be running the Jeg's 8mm wires, Jeg's dist cap & rotor, and the MSD coil with the 3923's.
ORIGINAL: padodgeram
i dont drive the truck to much, so that could be why i have the issue , tomorrow ill put my hotter coil on and see what happens worse comes to worse ill try the accel plugs.. right now my gap is set at .045 , with the 3924s i had em set at .050 .. back to the drawing board , plus i added the mopar PCM , got the bugs worked out of that and she screams , and if what silver said about the B&G ill **** myself , or a SCT tuner..
i dont drive the truck to much, so that could be why i have the issue , tomorrow ill put my hotter coil on and see what happens worse comes to worse ill try the accel plugs.. right now my gap is set at .045 , with the 3924s i had em set at .050 .. back to the drawing board , plus i added the mopar PCM , got the bugs worked out of that and she screams , and if what silver said about the B&G ill **** myself , or a SCT tuner..
I will be running the Jeg's 8mm wires, Jeg's dist cap & rotor, and the MSD coil with the 3923's.



