spark plugs

[aleelloo]

i got a 95 gst eclipse that bought it few months ago
anyways so was thinking of changing my spark plugs
i was searching for ngk bpr6es as i heard they are the best for low mods etc
but i searched and couldnt find any, some shop gave me NGK BKR6E-11
are they fine to use?

 

[pauleyman]

No. Completely wrong plug for a different application.

 

[boostdawd]

Napa or oreilly should carry the proper plug. If not then online would be best. 10 bucks a set might as well as get extra and save on shipping. Extremepsi.com or jnztuning.com is the cheapest.

 

[Kryndon]

Agree with the other folks. You can also get them on Amazon. BPR6ES or BPR6ES-11 will work fine. They come pre-gapped to 0.32 I believe but you should always re-gap to your needs.

 

[doubleclutch]

How can you not find these?

https://www.amazon.com/NGK-BPR6ES-Standard-Spark-Plug/dp/B000A8OW9M

Seriously.

 

[pauleyman]

Agree with the other folks. You can also get them on Amazon. BPR6ES or BPR6ES-11 will work fine. They come pre-gapped to 0.32 I believe but you should always re-gap to your needs.

Incorrect. The -11 is a non turbo plug with a large gap. To gap them to spec you have to bend the electrode way over.

 

[Kryndon]

Incorrect. The -11 is a non turbo plug with a large gap. To gap them to spec you have to bend the electrode way over.

I did not know that, won't argue. I've used both in a turbo and non-turbo application and I couldn't necessarily tell a difference.

Would it really cause such a big difference? The electrode is still very close to the tip.

 

[pauleyman]

-11 Has a ,044 gap. You have to bend the electrode over very far to get .028 or smaller

 

[Silent_White]

bpr6es... no

br-6es... yes

 

[boostdawd]

One is projected and the other is not. Both will work on stock application.