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.035 gap OK for HT0's with S/C?
Is a .035" gap ok for a set of Autolite HT0's in my Whipple S/C'ed 4.6?
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Old Mar 1, 2008 | 07:37 PM
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I believe most of us with blowers are running around .028 - .030. I'd consult your tuner if the blower install instructions don't have it specified.
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Originally Posted by tom281
I believe most of us with blowers are running around .028 - .030. I'd consult your tuner if the blower install instructions don't have it specified.
Good call. I read the install sheet and Whipple recommends .032.
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