B18Redline

I need to replace my spark plugs. Any info on which ones to buy and where?

I believe I need a 16mm socket and wrench to remove them. Is this right? Do I need to regap them or anything.....or just hand tighten them?

Thanks

iixerOii

What year, model and make integra do you have? You'll also need the spark plug socket remover which is a long socket with a piece of rubber in it. NGK V power or up are always a good choice for spark plugs

G-bonic

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I agree ... u dont need to regap them just check the gaps and wutever needs to regap do it....

B18Redline

I have a 2000 gsr

Octoman

Use factory plugs if you are not modified. If you get them from the dealership the gap should be set, but it is always safe t check just to make sure. You can go to Sears hardware or autoparts store and pick up the correct socket for the plugs. Just use an extension to help reach in there. Remember! Don;t over tighten them or you will strip them.

iixerOii

Here's a list of the NGK available for you along with the stock number and parts number.

Product Name Stock Number Part Number

NGK IX iridium 3764 BKR6EIX-11

NGK Iridium plug 6741 IFR6E-11 0.052

NGK Double Platinum 4115 PFR6G-13

NGK GP platinum 7092 BKR6EGP 0.052

All the OEM gaps are 0.052

Endless STi

ngk

yeegsr

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I believe I need a 16mm socket and wrench to remove them. Is this right? Do I need to regap them or anything.....or just hand tighten them?

Thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>

dann that girl is cute...

*yes you would need an extension for spark replacement, torque wrench is the best tool but i used the regular one...just dont tight it too much or too hard...

NGK IX iridium 3764 BKR6EIX-11



go for NGK 9 man

gsrboi80

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NGK IX iridium 3764 BKR6EIX-11

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CBRF4i

If you dont have a spark plug socket that holds onto the spark plug just put your spark plug wire down there and grab onto it with that.