Re: Self-gapping plugs

From: Komodo (komodo@pikenet.net)
Date: Fri Oct 27 2000 - 23:58:20 EDT

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I have never seen on like that, I have seen rod bearings go out and cause
the top of the piston to hit the plug. It is Ironc that it was the
correct gap. Leme guess it a 3.9

Komodo

Steve Preston wrote:

> Hey gang.I was wondering,with all the recent spark plug talk.Is it
> possible to buy plugs that are a little long,and just let the pistons
> pound the ground electrode to the right gap?? Steve P.

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