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Sparkplugs
Gap spark plugs fired by Light Speed Engineering's PLASMA CDI systems to .032"-.045" for standard compression engines (7 - 8.5:1) and .026"-.034" for high compression engines (8.7 - 10:1). Turbo and Supercharged engines should run a spark plug gap of .026" - .034". Install the spark plugs and inserts using 15 and 25 lb/ft respectively, using anti-seize.

Light Speed Engineering's standard issue spark plugs are pictured to the left. Single ground electrode with a short body make these a durable option for most applications. W24EMR-C: Used on low and standard compression engines. $2.95 each. W27EMR-C: Used on standard and high compression engines. $2.95 each.

The standard reach (1/2") spark plug adaptor is also pictured here. This adaptor is used when converting aircraft engines using 1/2" reach aircraft spark plugs to 14mm plugs. Light Speed Engineering's spark plug adaptors are made of high strength aluminum bronze.

*These plugs and adaptors are included with ignition kit purchase for those with 1/2" reach. Additional or replacement parts are priced as follows. $15.00 per adaptor with washer ($60 per 4-cyl set) $2.95 per sparkplug


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Company Details

Light Speed Engineering, LLC, Located at the historic Santa Paula (SZP) airport in Santa Paula, California, has specialized in design, development and production of speed modifications for sport aircraft registered in the experimental category... more

More Products of this Company: Aerodynamic Modifications, COMPLETE PLASMA CDI KIT, COMPOSITE SPINNER, Direct Crank Sensor, Dual Electronic Ignition, IGNITION, NACA Duct, O-200 Pistons, PLASMA CDI FEATURES, PLASMA II PLUS, PLASMA III, Wheel Fairings
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