Spark Plugs

HHancoB02 Sept 2008, 14:56

Hey Guys,

What Plugs would you say would be the best to use?

I have heard people say uno turbo plugs work great.

I have NGK but its time for a replacement.

Any suggestions???

GGary5702 Sept 2008, 15:17

BCPR7ES

HHancoB02 Sept 2008, 15:18

Is that the standard OEM plug?

mmario_200sx02 Sept 2008, 15:24

Agree wid Gary, standard plugs are 100%

HHancoB02 Sept 2008, 15:27

Odd,

Coz I think those are the ones I have in and I put them in about 4 months ago and one of them just gave up all life!

mmario_200sx02 Sept 2008, 15:32

Must be something wrong with the plug, cause they dont kak that easy!

HHancoB02 Sept 2008, 15:35

well that one did...

Must be because I bought them at Midas! 😂 😂 😂

GGary5702 Sept 2008, 16:08

BCPR6ES is standard, BCPR7ES is one range colder.

HHancoB02 Sept 2008, 16:11

Great thanks for clearing that up Gary. So no they are not the stock ones.

I will get them then.

They dont affect your idling or starting do they?

DDrillergy03 Sept 2008, 15:20

With regards to spark plugs ..... do you have to space it before you fit it if its brand new???????

I just gooi'ed mine in.....plz advize

Another thing .... the plugs that was in only had one lead, and the new ones has two..... does it make a difference????

DDanielmoderator03 Sept 2008, 16:56

Drillergy wrote:

With regards to spark plugs ..... do you have to space it before you fit it if its brand new???????

I just gooi'ed mine in.....plz advize

Another thing .... the plugs that was in only had one lead, and the new ones has two..... does it make a difference????

are you talking about the plug gap? then yes you need to set it....I think standard they are 1.0 or 1.1mm, i run 0.8-0.9

rratadmin03 Sept 2008, 17:28

std 1.1, i am running a std sx with a 0.8 gap and working fine

SSlide 'em Wide03 Sept 2008, 21:32

Well the s14 sr20 uses a NGK pfr6b-9 plug as oem

R155 per plug. Also difficult to find. Currently using bkr7es
Does any one know the difference???

RRiekertadmin03 Sept 2008, 21:39

Slide 'em Wide wrote:

Well the s14 sr20 uses a NGK pfr6b-9 plug as oem

R155 per plug. Also difficult to find. Currently using bkr7es
Does any one know the difference???

dude... you gotta change your location on ya profile... no mo gay town... uhm I mean cape town fo u....

RRiekertadmin04 Sept 2008, 08:58

nice.

Ok so whats the verdict on the plugs?

SSlide 'em Wide04 Sept 2008, 09:00

R600 is a bit spicy for plugs at the mo....

So im not sure...

RRiekertadmin04 Sept 2008, 09:33

Slide 'em Wide wrote:

R600 is a bit spicy for plugs at the mo....

So im not sure...

Especially after that drive...

jjon04 Sept 2008, 11:21

Heard good things about NGK Iridium's, no first hand experience though. I think Toby uses them if I'm not mistaken?

P.s. They're quite pricy.

eettienne18 Sept 2008, 00:42

Hey wuzup guys after reading the post i just wanted to confirm with you guys. Is the BCPR7ES the best plug to use on my ca18det s13, with the gap set 0.8 -0.9

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