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Old Feb 16, 2008 | 12:50 AM
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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.
 
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Old Feb 16, 2008 | 12:50 AM
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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..
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.
only time you should change from factory gap is when you add an ingition box like the MSD 6A... coil and wires keep the stock gap... maybe ill use my stock gap at .035 and see what happens..
 
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Old Feb 16, 2008 | 12:57 AM
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[sm=signs007.gif] I really didn't want to have to pull my plugs and re-gap them...
 
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