hi all

 

i am trying to find the correct gap for my plugs:

 

 

NGK R

 

PFR6B

11C

 

for my tt

 

can anyone shed any light on my prob

 

 

regards

 

Richard

prob wrong but 0.8mm i think :D

its better than no idea at all :smash:

 

cheers

 

Rich

prob wrong but 0.8mm i think :D

 

They should be pre-gapped correctly, but 0.8 would be fine

Does anyone ever check plug gaps?

 

I've never done one in my life and I was a professional mechanic for a year.

the 11 bit = 1.1mm. leave them alone! plat tip plugs dont lend well to being gapped!!!

the 11 bit = 1.1mm. leave them alone! plat tip plugs dont lend well to being gapped!!!

 

little odd on the higher boost applications we have to gap them to 0.8 or they misfire Paul

mine stock gap @ 16psi :)

mine stock gap @ 16psi :)

lol I am talking 22 psi + on some of the bigger turbo applications

ok, fair enough!! :D

Sory to Hi-Jack but what gap do you recommend on NGK PFR6G-11 for an N/A??

Sory to Hi-Jack but what gap do you recommend on NGK PFR6G-11 for an N/A??

 

Stock! :D

Stock! :D

yep

I have now got the above mentioned plugs as recommended and sold to me by Smithy so I guess I should just ask him then.

I have now got the above mentioned plugs as recommended and sold to me by Smithy so I guess I should just ask him then.

 

whats the model number of the plugs the ones mentioned above are for a TT not NA

whats the model number of the plugs the ones mentioned above are for a TT not NA

NGK PFR6G-11 part no: 22401-1p116

Mine has not got the c on the end of it.

NGK PFR6G-11 part no: 22401-1p116

Mine has not got the c on the end of it.

no problem they are NA plugs

no problem they are NA plugs

And the ideal gap is???

I think I am going to gap mine at 0.4 as I have heard of a noticeable difference.

I think I am going to gap mine at 0.4 as I have heard of a noticeable difference.

 

0.4 is way too small mate. leave them at the standard gap :)