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Re: Spark plug gap question
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Posted by B-maniac on November 09, 2006 at 18:28:55 from (207.241.134.45):
In Reply to: Spark plug gap question posted by old on November 09, 2006 at 18:10:14:
My opinion is yes it would up to the point where it reaches the limit of the coils power to easily jump the gap under compression pressure. To find that, I guess some experimentation would be in order. Also would make any aged or cracked ignition parts show up, as the spark will take the path of least resistance and that may not be the plug gap!
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