mortificationrock

Well I decided to do a tune up on my gsr since I had no knowledge what was in it. Then I remove the old plugs and they have this # ZFR5EGP. I go to Ngk website and they ain't listed for my car. So for what car are these just out of curiousity. So I can B**** slap the previous owner

All this on a 97 Ej8 with a 97 Gsr swap


Modified by mortificationrock at 8:19 PM 11/10/2008

EJ8_Enthusiast

http://www.jegs.com/i/NGK+Spar...02/-1

google, I think they are the platinum tips I got from autozone actually.

Yep - stock number 7098

http://www.ngk.com/results_cro...&y=11

mortificationrock

Well notice the link says ZFR5FGP and mine were ZFR5EGP

Well notice how the second link it says

Mashimaro

iTrader: (1)

i believe those plugs may be the OEM plugs from Honda.

mortificationrock

NO.....On a 96 Gsr the plugs start as BKR....etc. not Zfr

I AM WEASEL

iTrader: (1)

http://www.sparkplugs.com/resu...R5EGP they are the plugs for the Nissan ka24

NOFX

I've got the book here right in front of me.

Looks like ZFR5EGP are for (Hondas at least...):

G-Power Platinum (Single Platinum)
- 86-88 Accord A20A1
- 86-88 Accord A20A3
- 86 Accord BT

Those are the only Hondas listed up to 2008.

I can also read the part number for you.

Z - Extended Gap
F - o 14, 19 mm (3/4") Reach, 16 mm (5/8") Hex.
R - Resistor
5 - (Heat Rating Number from 2 -Hot- to 12 -Cold-)
E - (Firing End Construction)
GP - Platinum Firewall

I believe that's correct... It's a little hazy on this particular plug type.


Modified by NOFX at 9:45 PM 11/10/2008

mortificationrock

Yeah thats what i thought i found too....but wasnt sure. I mean who in the bluest of hell would put a nissan plug on a honda? Even if it did work with some old *** honda's it still leaves no excuse for it to be on a 97 Gsr.

But thanx for the info

NOFX

I'm sure it works for plenty of other cars. Those just happen to be the only Honda models in the US for it. mayeb he mixed them up from another car?

I AM WEASEL

iTrader: (1)

I'm curious what book you found this information in?

NOFX

I collect parts manuals.

It's the NGK Spark Plugs 2007-2008 Automotive Catalog: Passenger Cars, Trucks, Vans, SUVs. I've got the non-automotive one too. Plus lots of other types of parts books.