1770 302 Spark Plug Gap

[K. Schaefer]

Hey heys!
I have lost my manual and forgot how much i should gap the plugs.... Does anyone know? its a 302 original stock engine. Thanks!

 

[Viperwolf1]

0.035" with points.

 

[stupidboy]

They didn't make a 302 in 1770;D

 

[DirtDonk]

Nautical term. He's looking to gap the plugs on his ship's canon.
No spark, no boom. No boom, no repel boarding party.
Arrrr matey.

Paul

 

[K. Schaefer]

Nautical term. He's looking to gap the plugs on his ship's canon.
No spark, no boom. No boom, no repel boarding party.
Arrrr matey.

Paul

I am confused.

 

[stupidboy]

I am confused.

1770, all there were was ships

 

[DirtDonk]

Yeah, we were just having some fun with the 1770 part K. We knew what you meant, and viper had your real answer right away, so when stupidboy caught the mistake, I just took the thought and ran with it.
Kind of a classicbroncos "late-welcome" segué, so to speak.

Paul

 

[K. Schaefer]

Yeah, we were just having some fun with the 1770 part K. We knew what you meant, and viper had your real answer right away, so when stupidboy caught the mistake, I just took the thought and ran with it.
Kind of a classicbroncos "late-welcome" segué, so to speak.

Paul

Ahahahahah, I know I get it now you guys ahahahahah. I didnt even realize it! You are funny My bad, "1970" !

 

[mortimersnerd]

Depends if you've converted from the original ivory plugs....

 

[DirtDonk]

Ahhhh, yes, the old Scrimshaw brand. Good stuff. Hard to gap accurately though.
Hard to get too, since they applied the death penalty for being found gapping one with a knife in some countries.

Paul