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Anyone know the "gap measurement" on plugs Thanks
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Re: Spark Plug Gap

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.035" is somewhat of a universal standard, but yours could differ based on the engine and ignition type. You did not mention the engine manufacturer, so .035" is a guess...
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The engines are 220 Crusaders
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Thank you
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