Does anyone know what the spark plug gap should be on the Bravo 1.4?

haynes manual has it in but im at work and my manual is at home, i think the ngk website may have the details but not sure about that. you shouldnt ever need to adjust the gap on modern plugs, they come preset to the correct gap and by the time they erode enough to need adjustment its time to change them. the materials they use these days erode at a much slower rate than they did years ago so you shouldnt ever need to adjust the gaps.