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| Forum name | Turbo/Nitrous Tech |
| Topic subject | NGK part number |
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8746, NGK part number Posted by RyaN95i4, Nov-04-01 06:10 AM anyone know the NGK copper plug part number for the 1 range colder plugs? thanks | |
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8747, RE: NGK part number Posted by Corbin, Nov-04-01 06:44 AM NGK BKR7E-11 gapped at 0.035" for turbo use. NGK BKR5E-11 gapped at 0.05" is what most use normally aspirated. NGK BKR6E-11 is the stock plug. | |
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8748, RE: NGK part number Posted by RyaN95i4, Nov-04-01 09:16 AM thanks corbin :) | |
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8749, RE: NGK part number Posted by DarkOne, Nov-04-01 11:28 AM If they give you a line about not having that part number anywhere, tell 'em it's the NGK 1283. That's the updated part number. | |
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8750, RE: NGK part number Posted by Greg, Nov-04-01 03:26 PM Why are you peeps buying the BKR7E-11's??? Just buy the BKR7E's and there pre-gapped to .35!!! That's what I use and never have to pre-gap ;-) There NGK part # is 6097 | |
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8751, RE: NGK part number Posted by DarkOne, Nov-05-01 01:53 AM Because the BKR7E-11's come pre gapped at .035, too :-P | |
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8752, RE: NGK part number Posted by Greg, Nov-05-01 02:27 AM I looked into this and here are the specs. The BKR7E's are pre-gaped to .038 (from the factory) and the BKR7E-11's are pre-gaped to .043 (from the factory). So with that in mind you would have to close the gap more on the BKR7E-11's, which make's no sense to buy the 11's in my eyes. | |
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8753, RE: NGK part number Posted by DarkOne, Nov-05-01 02:39 AM Interesting.. When i got my BKR7E-11's i checked the gap with a feeler gauge. they were gapped at .035. | |
