will some gsr spark plugs work in my h22 if gapped right?

this is a late night quick fix till i can get to a shop in the morning...

 

what kind are they? ngk? what's the part #? they should work as long as they're the right ones for your gsr motor.


Modified by @ries at 2:12 AM 2/4/2005

 

they are NGKs for a GSR and i put them in my H22. seems to work ok when regapped.....

but my **** is still fucked up so i dunno....

 

The B18C1/5, H22A use the same spark plugs, same heat range, same gap.

 

b18c1 BKR6E-11
b18c5 BKR7E-11

h22a4 ZFR6F-11
h22a1 ZFR6F-11

they will work but if they are gsr plugs id change them pretty soon to be safe since they are a bit hot to run all the time.

 

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b18c1 BKR6E-11
b18c5 BKR7E-11

h22a4 ZFR6F-11
h22a1 ZFR6F-11

they will work but if they are gsr plugs id change them pretty soon to be safe since they are a bit hot to run all the time.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Both the ZFR6F-11 and BKR6E-11 are 14mm, 3/4" reach, 5/8" hex, gasket seat, resistor, ISO length, V-power (v-grooved center electrode), .044"gap

The difference is that the BKR6E-11 has a projected tip, and the ZFR6F-11 has a projected extended tip.

BKR6E-11s work in an H22A just fine. They are also a little cheaper too. If you have a highly modified All-Motor H22A or are running boost, I would try out the BKR7E-11s.