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Old 05-25-2004, 12:24 PM
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Whats the part # for 2 step colder then stock, copper plugs from NGK? I tried to find them on sparkplugs.com but I couldn't. ZFR6F-11 is what I got for stock, but in copper instead of platinum. But there wasn't a ZFR8F-11
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someone has got to be running these
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What engine are you running? Sounds like a b18b, I am running zfr6f-11, thats one step colder as zfr5f's are stock for me. You may not need two steps colder plugs if you aren't running high hp. I think if you are pushing 50-75 more than stock, one step colder should be fine.
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read up on this thread and see if it helps..

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=871799
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