Good way to clean spark plugs?
#11

Quote Originally Posted by *Tanus*
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my buddy has one to, its very old but works awesome, according to him they pretty much stopped making them when plugs got cheap and varied highly from car to car.

ughh that blows
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#12

Quote Originally Posted by J Blox
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They make a neat spark plug sand blaster tool i used to have. best thing ever for a set of plugs. takes 1 minute per plug

+1

Harbor Frieght!!
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#13

Quote Originally Posted by Razors_Diesel
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i always burned with a lighter and wire brush .. set gap

rinse and repeat

+1 my dad always said to soak the tips in gas or kerosene and then light....you can either wipe the soot off or hit it with a wire brush lightly
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#14
Cbr plugs are salty balls
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#15
ive been told and have gapped mine at .040 give or take .005
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#16

Quote Originally Posted by J Blox
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They make a neat spark plug sand blaster tool i used to have. best thing ever for a set of plugs. takes 1 minute per plug

+1 harbor freight has them.
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#17
just put the reg ngk's in (cr9e I believe ) they're like 3-4 each. You might lose 2-4 hp above 10k rpms
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#18
I have an old school cleaning machine for plugs. It jumps off the battery, insert the electrode end down thru a rubber gasket into the base and then pressing the start button spins a small wheel which sprays them with aluminum oxide particles. Get's em sparkling. But I've had this little contraption forever and never seen one for sale anywhere else.
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#19
i always put mine in the ultrasonic cleaning machine at work, works awesome, an .34 -.36 is the gap
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#20
gap whats that? just throw them sumabitches in
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