Spark Plugs

[jott5555]

when u talk about spark plugs best to use r the nkr bp7res right is that the same as the 7131 nkg or http://www.ngk.com/more_info.asp?AAIA=1103050&pid=3232 this plug here??

thanks guys

jott

 

[JJNovo]

jott, you won't find the BPR7ES as a listed plug for our cars. When you go to the parts store, just ask for the plugs by that number. NGK BPR7ES.
The NGK page for them is: http://www.ngk.com/results_cross.asp?pid=BPR7ES&x=62&y=6

The only gotcha with these plugs is that they are conventional copper plugs. They're not Platinum. This means that they need to be replaced more often, but offer the best performance or conduct the spark the best under high boost conditions. I replace mine each spring.

See this page at Extreme Motorsports for their take on plugs. http://www.extrememotorsports.com/g1cat/spark.htm

Hope this helps.

 

[1bad4]

I've had trouble trying to find BPR7ES at any of the autoparts stores around here. And, of course nobody could figure out how to order them without the stock number (2023). In searching the net to find the stock number so someone could order them, I noticed that a lot of motorcycle shops online carried them. So, I called the local motorcycle shop, and they have them in stock. Now I know.