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Author Topic: Spark plug gap setting Venms1 ¯ Member # 2284 posted                              What is the stock gap setting for a 92 5.0? Does it make a difference if they're split fires? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank's in advance. Posts: 65 | From: Southbay | Registered: Jan 2003  |  : 93PONY Mr. Valve Events Member # 60 posted                           .045-.054 If they're split-fires...take 'em back & get the standard Autolite plugs. The only 'expensive' plugs I'd buy are NGK....in fact, that is what I buy. -------------------- www.advancedenginedevelopment.com SCT dealer Dynotuning (916)715-7569 Posts: 4266 | From: Fair Oaks, CA | Registered: Nov 2000  |  : Venms1 ¯ Member # 2284 posted                              Thank's, that explains alot. Ruben Posts: 65 | From: Southbay | Registered: Jan 2003  |  : punkrawkdude99 ¯ Member # 2427 posted                              i think 87-93 it's gapped to .50...you can buy motorcraft plugs that are already pre gapped to the right size... Posts: 34 | From: Northridge, CA | Registered: Feb 2003  |  :

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