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In this video tutorial we can see how it is possible to modify the spark plugs of LPG cars to improve their performance. Required materials: the spark plug of the LPG car and a feeler gauge. It is only an experiment, to try to improve the performance of LPG vehicles. In case you have problems with LPG and not with petrol, you can try to fix the spark plugs; then check the thickness of the spark plug at the point where the spark comes out; LPG explodes in a different way than petrol, in fact it needs more heat and a little sooner; therefore a solution to improve performance is to lower the electrode by one mm, to be more precise then you can use the feeler gauge. It is necessary to go from a thickness of 0.8 mm to 0.7 mm, in order to have the benefits on LPG.
Posted on 10 May 2023 by ScegliAuto
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