C63 AMG E85 EC V7 tune - need proper plug gap
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C63 AMG E85 EC V7 tune - need proper plug gap
Got oem plugs which are gapped around .039-.040.
ive looked everywhere and the best info i could find is in this thread. Doesn’t seem like there is anything more informative on the forums or Google for the M156.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w204/414257-brisk-sparg-plugs-m156-weistec.html
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Originally Posted by Muskoka_AMG
What do you guys gap your plugs to?
I got this instruction straight from Weistec:
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Failure to properly gap spark plugs will cause misfiring or pre-ignition. Please follow instruction carefully and use best mechanical judgment.
5. Gap new spark plugs to .032"-.038" depending on power Level.
• Stage 1 .038"
• Stage 2 .035"
• Stage 3+ .032"
6. Reinstall spark plugs, coils, and air boxes. Be sure to plug all wiring in. "
Question is: Does anyone know if this holds true for an oem plug that is not one step colder?
I’m running said tune in title with advanced timing for Ethanol.
ive looked everywhere and the best info i could find is in this thread. Doesn’t seem like there is anything more informative on the forums or Google for the M156.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w204/414257-brisk-sparg-plugs-m156-weistec.html
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Muskoka_AMG
What do you guys gap your plugs to?
I got this instruction straight from Weistec:
"
Failure to properly gap spark plugs will cause misfiring or pre-ignition. Please follow instruction carefully and use best mechanical judgment.
5. Gap new spark plugs to .032"-.038" depending on power Level.
• Stage 1 .038"
• Stage 2 .035"
• Stage 3+ .032"
6. Reinstall spark plugs, coils, and air boxes. Be sure to plug all wiring in. "
Question is: Does anyone know if this holds true for an oem plug that is not one step colder?
I’m running said tune in title with advanced timing for Ethanol.
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for a non boosted non nitrous engine factory gap and factory heat range plugs are what you should run.
