My friend is going to be replacing my cam seal/plug in my 90' DA tomorrow and he told me I should get some new spark plugs before he comes over. My B18A is completely stock. What kinda plugs do I need to get?? He just told me to get NGK's. What type of NGK spark plugs should I get?? Are there different types of spark plugs for different cars or are they all the same?? I know these are probably dumb questions but I dont know **** about cars!!!

 

when u go to the store they will look up which ones u need, or im sure someone on here knows the product # for you

 

For 90-91 integras
NGK Spark Plugs 1273
V-Power (copper); Resistor; BCPR5E-11; @ Gap .044"

NGK Spark Plugs 2372
Platinum; BCPR5EVX-11; @ Gap .044"

You can get either one, since you said you know nothing about cars and probably don't want to change your plugs every 15-20k miles, just get the platinums (they last closer to 60k), although copper actually conducts better than platinum.

Anyone who needs this info for 92-93 Integras, here it is:
NGK 2262, V-Power ZFR5F-11, Gap .044
NGK 4363, Platinum PZFR5F-11, Gap .044

 

So they are car specific then. When I said I dont know **** about cars I really meant it!!

Thansk guys


Modified by G2DAteg at 3:38 PM 3/23/2005

 

If you get high temp sparkplugs also get high temp sparkplug wires. I had a car catch fire because of that.

 

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like what plugs?

 

irdium plugs are the best

 

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and also cost the monst $$$

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by purplegsr (Exospeed) &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">For 90-91 integras
NGK Spark Plugs 1273
V-Power (copper); Resistor; BCPR5E-11; @ Gap .044"

NGK Spark Plugs 2372
Platinum; BCPR5EVX-11; @ Gap .044"

You can get either one, since you said you know nothing about cars and probably don't want to change your plugs every 15-20k miles, just get the platinums (they last closer to 60k), although copper actually conducts better than platinum.

Anyone who needs this info for 92-93 Integras, here it is:
NGK 2262, V-Power ZFR5F-11, Gap .044
NGK 4363, Platinum PZFR5F-11, Gap .044
</TD></TR></TABLE>

def get NGKs!
i dunno if it has it on that yr, but you might wanna check on the side of the engine to see if it says which plug to use. i got a different part # for the platinums, all i saw was for laser plats though:

NGK Spark Plugs 2097
Laser Platinum Plug; BCPR5EP-11; DOHC; @ Gap .044