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Started by VPW vbmenu_register("postmenu_1487231", true); · 22 July 2007 · 2 replies

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VPW vbmenu_register("postmenu_1487231", true);Archived member

22-07-07, 23:00 GMT+10#1

what do you guy's all run in your bbq jet powered machines>? ive got bpr6es or some **** in them at the moment, thinking of giving the bpr7es a try this w/e. gap is like 1.0 (cdi unit).

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Alsynon vbmenu_register("postmenu_1488230", true);Archived member

23-07-07, 19:55 GMT+10#2

I am going to use low resistance leads (IC&E 100), MSD CDI & NGK BCP6ES-11 non resistor plugs on standard gap, may bring the gap and / or temp down if need be, but the lack of resistance "should" give a nice clean spark all the way through. Similar setups have served me well in the past in the F truck (Hottish 351, Mallory Ignition & MSD leads I think) and the 2 current gas falcons (one late model EFI one Carb), all on standard heat range plugs, but non resistance, no backfires due to dodgy spark...yet.

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sigmund vbmenu_register("postmenu_1488284", true);Archived member

23-07-07, 20:21 GMT+10#3

I go 7's That's one colder.

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