vindeath07
Super Veteran
ask ko lang po if natry nyu na mag side gap ng sparkplug nyo? ..side gap user here.. share ko lang to..http://motorcyclephilippines.com/forums/showthread.php?t=216989&page=9
As you can see the ground electrode is blocking the fuel expansion, you want it to hit the freshly entered fuel, not the exhaust side where some exhaust gases are still left over. Plus side gaping allows for the flame front to go down, thus helping it expand faster.
Tools
1. Remove your spark plugs from the engine or if they are brand new take them out.
2. Take a sharpie and mark the amount that you want to cut off.
3. Properly bolt down the spark plug so that you don't have to hold it by hand when you use the dremel.
4. Now Dremel sells cutting bits, you will need one of those, they cut through the ground electrode like butter
5.All done with the cutting
source:http://www.sr20-forum.com/naturally-aspirated-all-motor/16898-how-side-gap-spark-plugs.html
As you can see the ground electrode is blocking the fuel expansion, you want it to hit the freshly entered fuel, not the exhaust side where some exhaust gases are still left over. Plus side gaping allows for the flame front to go down, thus helping it expand faster.
Tools
- Sharpie
- Dremel or something to cut metal with precisely
- Spark Plug Gaping Tool
1. Remove your spark plugs from the engine or if they are brand new take them out.
2. Take a sharpie and mark the amount that you want to cut off.
3. Properly bolt down the spark plug so that you don't have to hold it by hand when you use the dremel.
4. Now Dremel sells cutting bits, you will need one of those, they cut through the ground electrode like butter
5.All done with the cutting
source:http://www.sr20-forum.com/naturally-aspirated-all-motor/16898-how-side-gap-spark-plugs.html
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