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      05-04-2021, 06:08 PM   #1
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Gapping ngk 97506 plugs for a stock s63 setup

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I have read every thread i can find and cant really find a clear answer. I have a new set of ngk 97506 plugs that were for my n63, but i am now planning to install them in my 2013 m5.

The car is stock and is going to stay stock for the near future. I want to run the gap as close to stock .032 for fuel economy, but also want the car to run as smoothoy as it should.

Should i gap these down or keep them at stock gap? What are the positives to gapping them down? Im staying stock so i dont imagine having any blown out since boost is stock.
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Gap them at stock .032 or .030. Both are ok.
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