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MG TD TF 1500 - NGK Plug Gap
What gap is recommended with NGK plugs in a TD? |
B Moreland |
I'm running NGK's with resistors in them and use the gap they came with 0.035". I do have a sport coil on the TD and the original type coil on the TF. Both have the pertronix points replacement modification. hope this helps. Cheers, Bob |
R. K. (Bob) Jeffers |
Hi, For what its worth I don't like the 'sports coil wide gap' approach. With normal set up I would advise sticking to .022" gap and non-resistor NGKs. The original cars used ordinary stock coils with a lower output than modern standard coils, but in the late 50s and 60s owners were persuaded to use 'sports coils' in the mistaken believe they would go faster ! Beware of modern coils with established names on them ! - many are now of dubious quality and come from some far flung part of the world ! A good quality coil can last 50yrs, and I have a collection of well made second hand L...s coils as a good source of spares, just in case they don't last that long ! Cheers,John. |
J.C Mitchell |
My setup is virtually the same as Bob's except that I don't use the resistor plugs. My sports coil is made by Lucas. |
Bud Krueger |
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