) I've only ever brough standard plugs so I want to experiment and see what works best
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, May 29 2006 10:35 PM
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Posted 29 May 2006 - 10:35 PM
what would be a good spark plug for a 186 in 1 heat range colder? Does anyone have a speciffic part number because sometimes it helps to know what your after up here(the service is a bit hit and miss ) I've only ever brough standard plugs so I want to experiment and see what works best
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Posted 29 May 2006 - 11:21 PM
NGK BP5ES is standard.
visit ngk.com.au
One colder is bp6es. or if you have trouble with radio interference get bpr6es
Going one colder is okay for highway use, but not recommended for low speed work on petrol.
It shoudnt make any difference to performance unless youve been getting detonation with the warmer plugs.
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One colder is bp6es. or if you have trouble with radio interference get bpr6es
Going one colder is okay for highway use, but not recommended for low speed work on petrol.
It shoudnt make any difference to performance unless youve been getting detonation with the warmer plugs.
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Posted 30 May 2006 - 12:33 AM
Thanks for that. It dosent really get any low speed work anyhow.
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