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I have a red 308v8 stroked to 355. i was just wondering which spark plug gaps i should be using. It has electronic ignition fitted, and has been worked e.g (high compression). I'm using bp5fs plugs at the moment. Should i be using a different heat range or a bigger spark gap (like 1.5)? thanks for anyone who can help me.
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My red 202 now has electronic ignition... running standard 0.9mm gaps ran very rough. Upped it to 1.5mm, and provided a 12volt supply to the coil instead of 8 volt (through the original resistor wire), and it runs a dream.
Jason.
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Thanks mate, i'll put some 1.5mm plugs in and see how it runs.
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thanks mate, i'll put some 1.5mm plugs in and see how it runs.
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No worries.
Obviously... you can just regap your existing plugs - no need to get new ones.
(Wasn't sure from your reply if you were going to do this or not!)
Good Luck.
Jason.
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Chris, I couldn't help but notice u have a 355 stroker - I'm considering doing the same thing, but am wondering what rods/pistons to run in conjunction with the 355 crank?
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