Using NGK sparkplugs on turbo b18
We just turboed a honda civic with b18b1. We searched the NGK Sparkplug part number for it was ZFR5F-11 is that correct? And since we will want to go with a colder plug, does that mean we need the part# ZFR6F-11? because dont you raise the number from 5 to 6 when your dealing with NGK plugs?
thanks!
ps. on my 4g63 i just changed from a bpr6es to a bpr7es, so i thought id do the same with this...
thanks!
ps. on my 4g63 i just changed from a bpr6es to a bpr7es, so i thought id do the same with this...
use the bkr plugs. They suit the turbo motor better. Smaller plug lower compression. Use a 6 or 7 heat range, depending on how much boost you want to run.
yeah but what im saying is,
when i add 1 to the part number for a colder plug, and search "application listing" on ngk's website, it comes up with a list of cars and it says it works on all these hondas and integra wasnt one of them so i was just asking.
when i add 1 to the part number for a colder plug, and search "application listing" on ngk's website, it comes up with a list of cars and it says it works on all these hondas and integra wasnt one of them so i was just asking.
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