My advice is do whatever DRob tells you to do. Not sure you're gonna get any better advice from anyone else on here lolDrob recommended starting at .25 on the gap. Im assuming thats going to be a bit on the tight end. I am full bolt ons with upgraded turbo in cole climate running high boost. I thought .26 would be a good starting point since I kind of wanted to set it and forget it. Any help much appreciated. I am going to pick up the plugs soon. I pray that its the plugs. Should I go easy on it at first? or try and hit the high revs that were causing the sputtering to test em out ?
A difference of 1-2 ft-lbs is probably better than your wrench accuracy unless you calibrate it often. Set it for 15 lol split the differenceYeah he did say that it was a starting point and to go from there. So Im assuming thats on the low end. Does anyone know the torque specs? The man spark plug set says up to 14 lb but im pretty sure the manual says 16 ft lbs.
I tried these, worked great. You will have to gap as I had .028, .029, and .031 all in the same 4 pack.Full bolt ons , rv6 turbo tuned by rob good shell 93 gas... but back to the issue. I think if anything hopefully its the plugs.. the intake is on fine.
NGK 91784 LKAR8BHX Ruthenium HX Plug
Does anyone know if these will work and with what they come gapped at stock. The oem plugs are not available anywhere nearby and I am freaking out.
In my experience, these plugs are NOT gapped for the Civic Si spec. My Ruthenium plugs were gapped to .032 out of the box. This is the appropriate spec for a Nissan GT-R which has these plugs as standard equipment. I gapped mine down to .028-.027 and have had zero problems since installation. I did check the factory plugs on install and found them to be inconsistently gapped at anywhere from .029 all the way to .031, no two were alike.Full bolt ons , rv6 turbo tuned by rob good shell 93 gas... but back to the issue. I think if anything hopefully its the plugs.. the intake is on fine.
NGK 91784 LKAR8BHX Ruthenium HX Plug
Does anyone know if these will work and with what they come gapped at stock. The oem plugs are not available anywhere nearby and I am freaking out.
Same codes, injectors warrantied.It would be nice if you answered my questions but since you didn't, it could also be injectors which is what my questions related to.
time to move onto WMI ! haha glad you solved your issue.It ended up being the spark plugs or so it seems because the car is running mint now. I replaced them with oem NGK's and gapped them to .26.