YOUR RESEARCHTorque specs 996 plugs (Help needed)
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Thanks in advance- Can someone please let me know the gap and correct torque specs on the spark plugs for a 1999 996. I am performing my 60k service today and believe it is similar to the Boxster but want to make sure. Thanks! Regards, Jim 99 996 99 Boxster
22 ft lbs. I'd probably tighten them by turning them about 90 degrees after finger tight but, that's just me. You may want to check out the DIY section at Renntech. There is a lot of good technical and mechanical information there. http://www.renntech.org/forums/index...nt&code=diy_sp b-man
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