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What's the best way to gap iridium plugs? I keep bending my gap tool trying to narrow the gap on my NGK's and I'm hesitant to use needle nose pliers. Any pointers?
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I was about to resort to that but wanted to ask the pros first. Something about sparkplug vs. hammer just doesn't seem right. Not at $12.00 per plug!
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or stick them in a vise. use something like plastic to cover the vise jaws so the metal jaws don't touch the electrode
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