my friend got me some denso spark plugs, he said he asked for spark plugs that woudl fit in a 1994 del sol si at autozone. they are denso KJ16CR-L11 is that the correct one and will it work for my b16a? need to know before i put them in. and im guessing the gap for my b16a is .044in right? thanks

 

denso's are crap. take them back and get some NGK V-Power plugs

 

Crap? How so, I have denzos, they work great.

 

are there any other numbers on there?? Are they regular or platinum? Autozone uses the 4 digit numbers for their part numbers. You should have looked up a '97 Del sol w/ DOHC vtec. They are 2 different part numbers.

 

they are regular

 

they only had denso or bosch. the part number is 3132 and they are used for both 94 del sol si and 2000 civic si. it should work right?

 

get the denso IK20 those are good

around 40buck for a set

 

whats the other digits on the box. Not the one you gave. The listing that I am getting is 3142 and that is the Denso platinum, no reg are recommended for the B16 in Denso.

I work at Advance Auto part-time and the listing that I am getting from them is NGK platinums 3141 (pfr6l-13)

Nopi shows the same also. The denso plat. 3142 or the NGK plat. 3141. You may have the wrong plugs.

 

I went to Autozone, and asked for a Denzo platnium for an ITR, not sure what the number on them are... I'll have to find out..

 

why get platnium plugs?????

werd

for all motor regular plugs are the best
I used the new
ngk iriudioum(spell check)

and they did nothing different
verus my regular ngk plugs

in my ls/vtec set up.....

 

ok the only thing it says is KJ16cr-l11#4 and part number 3132#4. on the corner it reads D35. i looked it up at autozone.com and they have these for both the 94 del sol si and 2000 civic si.

 

Do those number actually make a difference? I just grabbed 4 packs of NGK iridiums and all I knew what that I was looking for the number 7 in the middle because Im spraying, didnt think it matterred