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I bought the 5347s instead of the 5346s will they be fine i just realized it says 5347s are for aggressively tuned stingers?

And if theyll be okay what should i gap them at 0.020 or 0.022? Thanks
 
I bought the 5347s instead of the 5346s will they be fine i just realized it says 5347s are for aggressively tuned stingers?

And if theyll be okay what should i gap them at 0.020 or 0.022? Thanks
Gap at 0.020 for 5347s
 
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Gap at 0.020 for 5347s
.020 sounds a little tight. Burger recommends .022, I’ve seen others recommend .022-.026/.028 area but .020 not ringing any bells. Of course as the years go bye the bells fade a bit.;)
 
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.020 sounds a little tight. Burger recommends .022, I’ve seen others recommend .022-.026/.028 area but .020 not ringing any bells. Of course as the years go bye the bells fade a bit.;)
Not for the 2 step. 0.02
 
Not for the 2 step. 0.02
That’s not a denso plug in the video and he’s gapping for a BMW application. Where do you see/hear him recommending a .020 gap on a denso plug for a kia Stinger application?
 
That’s not a denso plug in the video and he’s gapping for a BMW application. Where do you see/hear him recommending a .020 gap on a denso plug for a kia Stinger application?
That’s just a common re-gapping spark plug video. It says it in the text (specific for Kia) on the website and reconfirmed with him when I first started using them.
 

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That’s just a common re-gapping spark plug video. It says it in the text (specific for Kia) on the website and reconfirmed with him when I first started using them.
Well there ya go. And here I changed mine last week and gapped to .022.
 
.020 sounds a little tight. Burger recommends .022, I’ve seen others recommend .022-.026/.028 area but .020 not ringing any bells. Of course as the years go bye the bells fade a bit.;)

Too tight of a gap can cause a problem as too much of a gap. It won't ignite the fuel/air mixture properly. .022 was a bit thing.. I went with .028 HKS and they run great on Map 5 E30 hitting 22 PSI Max Boost. When I was @ 0.022 (and i did some numerous tests) i lost about 0.5 - .75 sec off my draggy times across the board. When with HKS @ 0.028 and my power returned to normal again. I don't know if it was the DENSO plugs or the gap.. whatever HKS 40il work great. I know a few people who say 0.022 is a bit extreme.
 
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