robvas
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No, and no.So is .040 considered a wide gap? Should I upgrade my coil packs as well?
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No, and no.So is .040 considered a wide gap? Should I upgrade my coil packs as well?
Thanks! I don't want to want to waste anymore money.No, and no.
Insulator looks bigger on oneOn the sparkplug subject - what's the difference between SP-548 and SP-589 ?
2018 Manual shows SP-548 (and that's what I installed), OP mustang shows 548 for 2011-2017 and 589 for 2018+.
had to tighten my gap n/a cam e85 as I was getting some misfires. Seemed to solve the problemThere's no reason to run a colder plug or a tighter gap on a bolt-on NA setup
There was a lot of talk on this between @ice445 and another member (but I can't remember who sorry).On the sparkplug subject - what's the difference between SP-548 and SP-589 ?
2018 Manual shows SP-548 (and that's what I installed), OP mustang shows 548 for 2011-2017 and 589 for 2018+.
