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Spark plug gap on 280z?


PUSHER

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I have both, Haynes and Chiltons, service manuals. Both list gap for '70-'76 as .030-.035 and '77-'83 as .039-.043. Is this correct? How is it that the FI engines from the '75-'76 would want the same gap as with carbs? I have a '75. When I checked the plugs, they are all gapped at .041-.042. The car seems to run fine (even on regular 87 octane). I tried gapping them at .035 for a few days and it seemed a bit down on power, and my fuel mileage dropped 4-6 mpg, so I put them back. Should I change back to a lower gap?

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