QUESTION: Model Number for COLDER N G K spark plugs

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05-30-2003, 11:18 AM

D16Z6si

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QUESTION: Model Number for COLDER N G K spark plugs

I have a question about a set of COLDER N G K spark plugs
for my '95 Civic Si (D16Z6). Does anybody know what their model number is, and which ones are the best to use with a turbo setup? (platinum, iridium, etc?)

I would really like to know their model number, because the parts supplier that I deal with cannot tell me what the "COLDER" spark plugs are, because he can only checks the stock ones.

Thanks,
P.

05-30-2003, 12:13 PM

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Re:QUESTION: Model Number for COLDER N G K spark plugs

Wondering this myself. What do you guys suggest for colder stage plugs?

05-30-2003, 01:01 PM

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Re:QUESTION: Model Number for COLDER N G K spark plugs

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05-30-2003, 01:03 PM

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Re:QUESTION: Model Number for COLDER N G K spark plugs

I have a set of R5671A-8 laying around. Will these fit a D block?

05-30-2003, 05:25 PM

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Re:QUESTION: Model Number for COLDER N G K spark plugs

yea i got a d16y7 and what plugs would be colder for it? Anyone??

05-31-2003, 12:52 AM

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Re:QUESTION: Model Number for COLDER N G K spark plugs

Go for BCPR7ES

Its better, since it hasnt got the Vpower electrode, nor it isnt the ecologic NGK line

Dont forget to gap to 0.025-0.030 inches, especially if you are using stock igntion

this is 2 step colder for sohc......I run 8 psi, havent got problemss yet, and I am running WAY past rich.......