nobody uses spark plugs
09-01-2008 | 06:44 PM
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I'd like to help...
but with the limited information you offer, I could recommend the wrong reach spark plug and the pistons could hit the spark plugs. (and I'd feel terrible and you'd hate me).
14MM 3/8" reach?
14MM 3/4" reach?
Compression ratio?
Regular, high test or racing fuel?
Blowers, turbos or NA?
Idle a lot or WOT most of the time?
Are you loading up at idle now?...with what plugs?
14MM 3/8" reach?
14MM 3/4" reach?
Compression ratio?
Regular, high test or racing fuel?
Blowers, turbos or NA?
Idle a lot or WOT most of the time?
Are you loading up at idle now?...with what plugs?
09-01-2008 | 07:05 PM
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but with the limited information you offer, I could recommend the wrong reach spark plug and the pistons could hit the spark plugs. (and I'd feel terrible and you'd hate me).
14MM 3/8" reach?
14MM 3/4" reach?
Compression ratio?
Regular, high test or racing fuel?
Blowers, turbos or NA?
Idle a lot or WOT most of the time?
Are you loading up at idle now?...with what plugs?
14MM 3/8" reach?
14MM 3/4" reach?
Compression ratio?
Regular, high test or racing fuel?
Blowers, turbos or NA?
Idle a lot or WOT most of the time?
Are you loading up at idle now?...with what plugs?
Same questions the tech guy @ ngk will ask when you call for help with application.
09-02-2008 | 11:26 PM
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Why is it when ever i post a question on here no one replys?i try to help who ever i can when i can,but no one helps me,i posted a question about what spark plugs people use and got no replys,i guess no one uses plugs but me.funny i posted the same thing on baja marine and got a dozen answers quick-AWESOME!
But were any of the dozen answers right????
09-06-2008 | 06:00 PM
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My experience is:
Champion.. as somebody put it... is not so great even in lawnmowers.
NGK's always get 'er done right. Very correct and even temp. plugs. Very soild. Plat's or Irridiums are best.
Denso's are great.
A/C...Autolight and Motorcraft are great OEM replacements.
Once stop shopping here:
http://www.sparkplugs.com/
Always "read the plugs after use"...go up or down the heat scale. If bilstered... it's too hot meaning you need a cooler plug...if carboned up... you can go up a notch in heat.
Every engine is different to an extent though we might be talking for example the exact block and intake/exhaust. I mean do not assume for example all 525's are identical. The way you operate the engine and the climate you live in matters.
That's probably why you may have gotten limited responses.
Sound right?
Champion.. as somebody put it... is not so great even in lawnmowers.
NGK's always get 'er done right. Very correct and even temp. plugs. Very soild. Plat's or Irridiums are best.
Denso's are great.
A/C...Autolight and Motorcraft are great OEM replacements.
Once stop shopping here:
http://www.sparkplugs.com/
Always "read the plugs after use"...go up or down the heat scale. If bilstered... it's too hot meaning you need a cooler plug...if carboned up... you can go up a notch in heat.
Every engine is different to an extent though we might be talking for example the exact block and intake/exhaust. I mean do not assume for example all 525's are identical. The way you operate the engine and the climate you live in matters.
That's probably why you may have gotten limited responses.
Sound right?
Last edited by Hydrocruiser; 09-06-2008 at 06:22 PM.
09-06-2008 | 06:13 PM
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"Traditional NGK Plugs":
454 Mag BR6FS
502 Mags BR6FS
7.4 MPI BPR6EFS
8.1 HO IZFR7M (Calls for Iridium)
Most 350's BR6FS
700sci's use NGK BPR6ES
Looks like the NGK BR6FS is widely used in many applications.
Anything else cross reference with the manufacturer's part. #
454 Mag BR6FS
502 Mags BR6FS
7.4 MPI BPR6EFS
8.1 HO IZFR7M (Calls for Iridium)
Most 350's BR6FS
700sci's use NGK BPR6ES
Looks like the NGK BR6FS is widely used in many applications.
Anything else cross reference with the manufacturer's part. #
Last edited by Hydrocruiser; 09-06-2008 at 06:16 PM.
09-06-2008 | 06:18 PM
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Which crosses with the NGK BR6FS..it's the most widely used plug you almost can't miss if you use it. I thought I read that Accels are made by NGK or Denso.
http://www.sparkplugs.com/results_cr...CrossWarning=1
Last edited by Hydrocruiser; 09-06-2008 at 06:24 PM.
09-06-2008 | 06:37 PM
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Which crosses with the NGK BR6FS..it's the most widely used plug you almost can't miss if you use it. I thought I read that Accels are made by NGK or Denso.
http://www.sparkplugs.com/results_cr...CrossWarning=1
http://www.sparkplugs.com/results_cr...CrossWarning=1
