Does anybody know where I can get one of these quick! (or similar)

http://www.pmpparts.com/index.php?ma...products_id=34

Does somebody have one I can borrow that could ship it out ASAP? I will pay for shipping and return it to you as soon as I'm done.
I'm in Florida. Send me a PM... Or better yet, if you can, call me at 407-414-4806...

I don't mind buying one - I just would love to have it shipped out today or Monday so I can have it to use by Wednesday or Thursday of next week.

Help!

Thanks!

 

I'll link this to another site and see if we can get some feedback....

 

If you are in a pinch, you can use a deep socket (9/16" i think), a vice, and something between the vice jaw and plug strap (like a round screwdriver shaft) to squeeze it down to the proper gap.

This is what everyone did before the tools specific for this type of plug were released.

 

Thanks!

Not a bad idea!

How hard is it to gap them?

I'm guessing they come pre-gapped to .045" - so if I need to take them to .028", do I just put in the feeler gauges and tighten the set screw down until the feeler gauges have some drag?

 

Pretty obvious, but did you try your local Ford Dealer?

 

I don't want to pay double for it!

 

Call josh or kevin, they are can send it out today and you can get it monday......that is the fastest way other than if someone in FL will drive and give it to you

 

I called and left messages on both of their voice mails.

 

Just got a hole of Josh - he's getting me one out right away!

 

Sounds good! Those guys are terrific, they are willing to help out anyone with any problems!

 

Why you in a panic tp gap plugs? putting new ones in? Just curious

 

Hey 89 Trooper,

I have one and live in Melbourne...how far are you from here?

 

You didn't mention that you wanted a bargain, only that you wanted it QUICK.

 

I'm hoping to get the car tuned next Saturday and I want to make sure I have the better spark plugs installed (and gapped correctly).

Thanks for the offer! But, I have one on the way...

True.

 

How are you going to gap them at all? Have you taken a good look at how the electrode is made?

 

They are gappable..... and you should use the correct tool to ensure accuracy.

 

Ford doesn't have a tool to gap them, they come from the factory pre-gapped to Ford's specs and that is all they need.

 

On it's way!

That's what I kinda figured. They'd probably look at me like .