B bandito New Member May 22, 2009 783 0 0 colorado Feb 19, 2012 #1 Been awhile since I owned one of these anyone know the correct gap?
azbill Active Member May 18, 2008 3,358 5 38 63 Fountain Hills, Arizona Feb 19, 2012 #2 http://motorbicycling.com/showpost.php?p=199335&postcount=3 I hope that helps,,,I never changed or gapped mine
http://motorbicycling.com/showpost.php?p=199335&postcount=3 I hope that helps,,,I never changed or gapped mine
B bandito New Member May 22, 2009 783 0 0 colorado Feb 19, 2012 #3 I'm old school what does .6-.7mm = in thousands? I'd need to go buy a different gage if I used that. Thanks Bill.
I'm old school what does .6-.7mm = in thousands? I'd need to go buy a different gage if I used that. Thanks Bill.
Al.Fisherman New Member Sep 9, 2009 1,966 5 0 Calera, Alabama Feb 19, 2012 #4 bandito said: I'm old school what does .6-.7mm = in thousands? I'd need to go buy a different gage if I used that. Thanks Bill. Click to expand... No older then I :>) .6mm = .0236 .7mm = .0276
bandito said: I'm old school what does .6-.7mm = in thousands? I'd need to go buy a different gage if I used that. Thanks Bill. Click to expand... No older then I :>) .6mm = .0236 .7mm = .0276
The_Aleman Active Member Jul 31, 2008 2,653 4 38 el People's Republik de Kalifornistan Feb 19, 2012 #5 For future reference, Bandito, just remember there are 25.4mm in one inch. So, to convert from MM to inch, you divide it by 25.4. 0.6mm / 25.4 = 0.23622 And the reverse for the opposite! I run my plug (CR7HIX) at .026, works great!
For future reference, Bandito, just remember there are 25.4mm in one inch. So, to convert from MM to inch, you divide it by 25.4. 0.6mm / 25.4 = 0.23622 And the reverse for the opposite! I run my plug (CR7HIX) at .026, works great!
B bandito New Member May 22, 2009 783 0 0 colorado Feb 19, 2012 #7 metric is a euro thing I'm american.
The_Aleman Active Member Jul 31, 2008 2,653 4 38 el People's Republik de Kalifornistan Feb 19, 2012 #8 Metric isn't just a Euro thing. It's an international standard, and only a couple of African countries and the US cling to the inch system. Anyway, it all comes down to math. All I did was try to show you an easy to to convert MM to inch.
Metric isn't just a Euro thing. It's an international standard, and only a couple of African countries and the US cling to the inch system. Anyway, it all comes down to math. All I did was try to show you an easy to to convert MM to inch.
B bandito New Member May 22, 2009 783 0 0 colorado Feb 20, 2012 #9 I'll put that formula in my tool box for future use, thanks.
Al.Fisherman New Member Sep 9, 2009 1,966 5 0 Calera, Alabama Feb 20, 2012 #10 bandito said: I'll put that formula in my tool box for future use, thanks. Click to expand... Here is one for you. http://mdmetric.com/tech/cvtcht.htm
bandito said: I'll put that formula in my tool box for future use, thanks. Click to expand... Here is one for you. http://mdmetric.com/tech/cvtcht.htm