2G 1996 4g63 n/a sparkplugs

[CptDeadPool123]

What sparkplugs should I use in a 2g 4g63 n/a
Should I get the NGK BPR6ES-11?

 

[pauleyman]

Those may not be the oem plug for 2g nt but they will work fine.

 

[Kryndon]

That is the OEM N/A plug for our 2Gs, yes. The -11 denotes the required plug gap, which is 1.1mm, or 0.043". For turbo engines you have to look for the same plug but without the -11, so a pure BPR6ES and gap to 0.027". The part number for the BPR6ES-11s is MS851238.

 

[CptDeadPool123]

That is the OEM N/A plug for our 2Gs, yes. The -11 denotes the required plug gap, which is 1.1mm, or 0.043". For turbo engines you have to look for the same plug but without the -11, so a pure BPR6ES and gap to 0.027". The part number for the BPR6ES-11s is MS851238.

Thank you

 

[pauleyman]

That is the OEM N/A plug for our 2Gs, yes. The -11 denotes the required plug gap, which is 1.1mm, or 0.043". For turbo engines you have to look for the same plug but without the -11, so a pure BPR6ES and gap to 0.027". The part number for the BPR6ES-11s is MS851238.

Just for fun the stock plug for 2g turbo isn't bpr6es. Its actually bpr6ekn although most of us use bpr6es. The difference is 2 ground electrodes on ekn vs one for es.