Wrong heat range in 1 spark plug

[Chicknstripn]

To gap or not to gap threads are equivalent to "what oil should I use" threads.

 

[GregoXB]

To gap or not to gap threads are equivalent to "what oil should I use" threads.

I guess we should explain that to the people over at NGK because they feel like gapping their plug is pretty important... https://www.ngk.com/learning-center/article/190/should-i-gap-my-plugs

 

[Cooter]

To gap or not to gap threads are equivalent to "what oil should I use" threads.

Not really Chicken. Always gap your plugs. Always. It isn't a matter of personal preference.

The problem is the assumption that what comes out of the box is always correct.

 

[onetuford]

Not really Chicken. Always gap your plugs. Always. It isn't a matter of personal preference.

The problem is the assumption that what comes out of the box is always correct.

I know for a fact I've checked the gap on pre-gapped plugs that weren't the same. Nice work on the custom bike, it looks much cooler imo!

 

[Mech-life]

Not really Chicken. Always gap your plugs. Always. It isn't a matter of personal preference.

The problem is the assumption that what comes out of the box is always correct.

Actually Cooter, you are wrong. Every single new plug out of the box is gapped...it just not be the right gap for your (our) application. Sorry, I had to do it. This thread is way too serious.

 

[GregoXB]

You gotta have the right spark in between your gap in relation to the box:

 

[Chewie]

I agree with chicknstrip. The threads are the same

Yes a spark plug should be gapped and you should use amsoil. Case closed!

 

[Cooter]

Mmmmm sunsets... Nice job Grego!

 

[njloco]

I would have to agree !

 

[Outlaw]

Always check your plug gap. Bad things happen with the shipping of parts .