Woop Woop
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I just put exhaust and a Powertrail tune on my 21 Thundercat. How important is it to re-gap plugs to .020 -.022? Factory sais there at .027. I'm being lazy, the sled only has 500 miles on it and plugs are probably like new, looks like a pain in the #*$&@ to get in there to change them ...
Fords4life
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You might be alright, then again maybe not, all comes down to how bad you want something. Boost goes up and the ability to light the candle goes down.
twyztid
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My sled has the PowerTrail tune on it and only has 850 miles. I didn't do anything with the plugs last season when I got the sled and it ran fine for the 500 miles that I rode it. Last weekend I installed a set of NGK Iridium plugs gapped to 0.020". The factory plugs were around 0.030".
fourload
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2 years on stock plugs with Powertrail. Never missed a beat. I think it is more important on the higher boost tunes to have a smaller gap.
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