Spark plug gap question

Posted by old on November 09, 2006 at 18:10:14 from (4.245.9.75):

Well the other day a guy asked about plugs not fireing till he pulled the plug wire and held it about 1/8 from the plug. Well now heres my question. If I have an engine that fouls plug if I opened up the gap from say the .025 that it should be to say .035-.040 would the plug be less likely to foul and sort of work like holding the plug wire an 1/8 from the plug?? It got me to thinking that it should help keep them from fouling but figured maybe some one would know for sure?
Thanks
Just sort of a crazy idea maybe?

• Hobby farm

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