.045" was the usual recommendation for stock applications (non fuel injected with HEI distributo)r, if the coil is upgraded to a an aftermarket performance model then .0600" is possible. In applications where supercharging or turbocharging is used, a smaller gap is actually preferred because the greater airflow and turbulance of forced induction can disrupt the spark in plugs that have a larger gap (candle in the wind idea).
It is .045
Yes, Chevrolet or Chevy is a proper noun.
In a Pre-Electronic Ignition distributor, the "Points" are opened and closed by a rotating cam. This acts as a switch turning 12v on/off to the High Voltage Coil at the proper time. In an electronic ignition, a solid state circuit (transistors) performs the switching duty, replacing the Points/Cam as a timing circuit.
Yes, Chevrolet is a the name of a specific company and its products.
Yes it would be capitalized because it is a proper noun and all proper nouns are capitalized.
A popular supercharger option for a Chevrolet 305 engine is the Edelbrock E-Force Supercharger. This system is designed to fit the small block Chevy engines, including the 305, and provides significant gains in horsepower and torque. Another option is the Paxton supercharger, which can also be adapted to the 305 with proper installation and tuning. Always ensure compatibility and proper installation for optimal performance.
The Rendezvous has an electronic ignition control system. It does not have a distributor cap that would have a node inside it spinning around to make contacts to fire the sparkplugs. Instead it's yet another thing controlled by a computer that triggers the sparkplugs in proper sequence to run your engine.
Yes. With proper maintenance and care.
Some common nouns for the proper noun Chevrolet are auto, car, vehicle, company, product, or dealership.
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A Sorensen MR78 relay is a brand electronic device related to the proper function of lights, lamps and similar functions. The Sorensen MR78 will work on all Chevrolet Corvettes built between 1986 and 1996.
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