cr10ek plug gap for my nytro???????

[snopro442]

I am getting ready to install the ngk cr10ek plugs in my 2008 nytro, what should I set the gap at? Thanks for the help.

 

[AttakDog]

Not really a gap on em, should be pre-gapped. You will see when you look at them

 

[2008FxNytro]

Yup, i just got mine locally and there really isnt a way to set a gap. install and go!!

 

[yamahas]

yea i think they come gaped.

 

[Blu2U2]

The plugs came from Ulmer Racing so maybe they are pre-gaped?

 

[AttakDog]

They are a dual electrode plug. The grounds come in from the side and there is no gap setting unless you drop one and smash it to the electrode. Install and feel the power!

 

[Srxspec]

.028" gap we check everyone we send out.

 

[bradthebest]

You should check gap on every plug you install never assume

 

[tapex_07]

You should check gap on eery plug you instal never assume

I couldn't agree anymore!!

 

[GT03235]

Do these plugs really give more power? as anyone ever validated on a dyno?
I am following like a sheep because of what i have read. It would be nice to know

 

[Blu2U2]

I thought that I read that the dyno test showed gains of 2-3 more hp! I am sure if this is not true someone will correct me.

 

[shadow44]

I think Ulmer found 1hp from them...which is better than nothing...I'm going to toss in a set this year based on Ulmers testing...if a good tuner recommends them, it's for a reason.

 

[Srxspec]

2 to 3 hp gain over the stock plugs on back to back runs at Dynotech when we dynoed several years ago.

 

[vector06]

You have to replace these every year right?

 

[shadow44]

I stand corrected...however only only did a quick search on the DTR website and saw the one session and that said 1hp on top....but 2-3 is even better!