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Think I just solved my problem. Just measured my previous plugs and were bkr6-eix and came out at 0.7. I'm guessing 2 years ago they were a bit tighter then that and definitely smaller then the 0.8 I just fitted. Always measure first

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3 hours ago, eff xr6t said:

 

Your getting spark blowout with anymore then .6 gap with your coil and cdi setup HI PSI? That's pretty sh*t then should be able to open them plugs to .8 easy.

 

The Haltech instructions (CDI) specify 0.6.  Also,  I am running a little bit more boost than normal......

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Interesting. I've had stock second hand ls1 coils with a .8 gap go 20psi then had to gap them to .6 when I wound it out to 28psi after it started breaking down. I would want it to hold a mint spark at 50psi with the money it cost to setup the cdi.

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f*ck ay live and learn.

Set to 0.55 and seemed sweet just then, even pushing to 27psi but quite warm outside. See how I go again tonite.

One thing I'm finding is 20 degrees ambient change is worth 3-4psi on the same duty cycle.

That 27psi peak was 75dc.

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Nope, not just you.

 

2 hours ago, eff xr6t said:

Your thread is the new mattyp thread can't see any posts. Who would of thought an upgrade that cost money would make the forum so useless lol.

I'm working on fixing it, now that I have the access. It's going to take a while to sort through it all...

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