Acceptable sparkplug for a OBDI B16A
I have a JDM B16A that is in need of sparkplugs. I'm not certain what to get for it, I DO NOT want anything super fancy or exotic. I just want some good ol' proper plugs so it runs well. I do not want to spend very much money on them either. Could someone please point me in the right direction? I have an Autozone and an O'Reilley's nearby.
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NGK's site lists it as .052.
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looks like i need to regap my plugs
to you t0p_sh0tta
NGK's site lists it as .052.
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looks like i need to regap my plugs
to you t0p_sh0tta
http://ngk.com/results_cross.asp?pid=BKR6e-11
check that link, when you get there hoover over the spark plug listing, it will show a picture of the spark and list the gap as .044
i anyone can shed some light on this I would love to know for sure which is correct. mods? anyone?
check that link, when you get there hoover over the spark plug listing, it will show a picture of the spark and list the gap as .044
i anyone can shed some light on this I would love to know for sure which is correct. mods? anyone?
the explanation of the 11 meaning 1.1mm is corect. And 1.1mm is 0,043inch by my conversions.
What i don't understand from you guys is what do you mean by saying gapping the plugs? Do you phisically move the metal part of the plug to adjust the space in between? That's the only thing i could imagine under the term "gapping plugs", but i'm not sure that would be a good idea to do with a plug.
What i don't understand from you guys is what do you mean by saying gapping the plugs? Do you phisically move the metal part of the plug to adjust the space in between? That's the only thing i could imagine under the term "gapping plugs", but i'm not sure that would be a good idea to do with a plug.
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