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Old 02 November 2000, 01:35 PM
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hi all

i bought the ngk laser platinum plugs for my 93 legacy turbo,can any one tell me the gap setting. it should be the same as the imp
Old 02 November 2000, 06:06 PM
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John,
i set mine at 1.0mm which you are suppose to apparently, but when the boost come in it blow out the spark so i phoned up power eng and they said set it at 0.7mm, which is perfect.

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cheers
nick just what i wanted to hear
Old 05 November 2000, 04:16 PM
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Hi John,
I've just done the same (ie brought ngk laser platinum for my Legacy). I set it at 0.7mm as it said in the manual and had this was comfirmed by the Subaru garage.
A bit expensive arn't they! The motor did seem to go quite a bit smoother after though.
Cheers Alex
PS Is yours an estate or saloon?

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alex
i think i got mine a bit cheaper than the norm (£50punts)
my legacy is a turbo saloon 93

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Old 06 November 2000, 04:58 PM
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guys

i also want to drll holes in the air box before the filter.has anyone tried this.

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Old 08 November 2000, 05:49 PM
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John,

Why don't you get an induction kit or a performance panel filter instead. The induction will give you the noise you are looking for without drilling holes and a few bhp.

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Old 08 November 2000, 09:38 PM
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scruff

i had tought of it. but i'v read that in the older scoob's this can seriously affect the air flow meter. so for now i'm going for the pipercross or the k&n panel filter(cheaper)
as you know i'v put a few squids back into the car already.
(lego? i tought a change was needed ye all have cool nick names soo i'm a new be again

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John, congratulations on your new job and name, this must be a challenge going from a fitter to a tech?

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it was a challenging as i couldn'd spell mechanical technician
scruf how long did you spend studying that one

and while i'm here : i was thinking about what you said and i'm looking for an induction kit.what have you?

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