Optimal spark plug gap for mild mods

SupraMan1987

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I just bought a set of the often recommended NGK copper plugs, and would like to know what optimal gap would be for them. I am running an HKS FMIC, DM FPR, NGK plug wires, and a full 3 inch exhaust. So what is my optimal gap? I was thinking around .030, ideas?
 

IJ.

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Too many variables to say, Bigger the better if your ignition can fire it without spark blowout around torque peak.

Start big then test if you get a stumble around 5000rpm, drop 4 thou and try again until it pulls cleanly then drop 2 thou to be safe and that will be YOUR optimal gap.
 

grimreaper

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what does the larger gap do? more complet burn? ive been running .028 with no issues. sp61, 3"tbe, 15psi, full 2.5" IC/IC piping etc...