differences in spark plugs (and i did search first lol)

[lowandsleekDSM]

As everyone knows that the NGK BPR6ES are the stock spark plugs for turbo eclipses. Now my local napa and car quest didnt have the BPR6es plugs in stock. But they showed me BKR6ES spark plugs and they told me they didnt know about the BPR6ES plugs...just the BPR6EKN plugs. Now my question is, what is the difference (if any) between the BPR6ES and the BKR6ES spark plugs? The BKR6ES plugs are the closest plugs i could find. Thanx!

 

[MrBoxx]

The P generally stands for projected tip, which is what I've found to be the case. The BPR6EKN plug will work; it's a dual-electrode, and it came stock on our cars. The BPR6ES is preferred, however. If you have a dealership nearby, you can buy them for the same price as any auto-parts store.

 

[da_reeseboy]

Here is a link to the NGK's website where it explains the different letters/numbers - http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/docs/tech/partnumberkey.pdf

 

[lowandsleekDSM]

Sweet thanx for the info!

 

[Defiant]

As everyone knows that the NGK BPR6ES are the stock spark plugs for turbo eclipses.

Everyone except your owner's manual. The stock plugs are the dual-electrode EKNs.

Yet again, and as always, just get BPR6ES plugs, gapped at .0028"