Whats the gap on the spark plugs for this vehicle?

'standard' as in a stick shift, not automatic? That is not a model and has nothing to do with the spark plug gap.

The search query for this would simply be

year make model spark plug gap

and you will find something like this which says 32 thou.

1978 Subaru DL Spark Plug - StockWise Auto

https://www.stockwiseauto.com > ... > Secondary Ignition
Products 1 - 25 of 30 - 1978 Subaru DL equipped with 1.6L H4 Gas OHV Standard Spark Plug Gap 0.032. Actual OE Manufacturer 4 Per Vehicle ...

https://www.google.com/search?q=1978+subaru+standard+spark+plug+gap

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Most modern spark plugs are pre-gapped. As long as you have the correct plugs for that vehicle and you have not changed the gap, you can fit them straight out of the box without setting the gap.

Pull one of the spark plugs, get the name and number from spark plug. Go to your favorite auto store and get the same spark plug.
Even if you go to walmart, they will have a catalog there close to spark plugs, look up your year--make--model and engine size.
Different manufacturers may use different gaps? I did look up motorcraft spark plug for your vehicle, I believe the gap was .050.
I usually go with the cheapest spark plugs that are listed for the vehicle, just because of the cost. The cheapest may not be the best.

When you buy plugs that fit your car, they are gapped to specs, but you should always check the gap anyway.

The spark plug gap should be shown on the Vehicle Emission Control Information (VECI) label, under the hood or on the radiator support, the long white label or sticker.

They come gapped

In your owners manual
Under the hood- on some vehicles
Was on all vehicles for over 40 years

You have no vehicle or motor shown

90% of all questions here- are next to useless
no one gives out any product or info- that can be answered

ALL parts sites & NGK Site has the gap next to the plugs

I go there all the time

Your best bet is manual or manufaturer. Try pre-set gaps - you might be lucky if you use OEM spark plugs or the brand similar to vehicle .

Spark gap is the gap between the electrode and the arm that is needed to a specific size per vehicle and engine size. If this gap isn't correct, you may have problems with missing in the engine. To find out what the gap size is for your vehicle, you can go to your local auto parts store like Autozone and either buy the repair manual for your vehicle or call them and ask them what it should be; they can always look up that information in their systems.

2000 Chevrolet Truck S10 P/U 4WD 4.3L SFI 6cylSPARK PLUG ASM
Part Number: 12
Product Notes:
[Rapidfire Spark Plug]; .060 GAP
Per Vehicle: 6; Years: 1996-2001

SPARK PLUG ASM
Part Number: 41-993
Product Notes:
[Platinum Spark Plug]; .060 GAP
Per Vehicle: 6; Years: 1996-2002

From acdelco-catalog


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Hello, here is the spark plug gap for this vehicle.

Spark Plug Gap: 2.2L Engine LN2 0.00157mm.(.040 in.)
2.4 quad engine Spark Plug Gap: 1.27 mm (050 in)