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I ordered the NGK Iridium TR5IX spark plugs from NOPI the other day and they came in gapped at .040. I know the stock gapping for our Firebirds is .060 so I tried to gap one of them and the tip of the node broke off. It's gapped at .060 now and the node is still there but the tiniest bit of the tip broke off. Is this gong to affect the performance of the spark plug? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks for your time.
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1988 Firebird 2.8L (Black Pearl): <br />New interor & paint<br /><br />2001 Firebird 3.8L (Pewter):<br />!MAF; SLP CAI; K&N; SLP LoudMouth; DIS-4+; Blaster Coils; NGK TR55IX\'s; 8.5mm MSD Wires; Jet Stage II; TransGo; Corvette Servo; Addco STB -
take it back and ask for another one. [img]smile.gif[/img] -
I guess due to experiences like yours, I've read somewhere [I think it was a spark plug manufacturer site] that iridium plugs should not be gapped by a DIY'er. Probably because of the fragility of the skinny little electrode.
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