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What's the spark glug gap for NGK BP7ES?
I did a search on the board, and couldn't find a consensus on the gap of NGK BP7ES.
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Depends on what ignition system you are running, but in your case I would start with the factory recommendation of .028
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02-14-2005, 05:39 PM
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factory CDI,
Ok I'll go with .028, Thanks.
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I gapped mine at 7mm. As per NGK spec.
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NGK spec=.028 stock
w/MSD= .034
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