heres the NGK database with this also. the ones i listed are at the bottom right, they are for the V-Powers.
The reg ones are right above it.
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The reg ones are right above it.
THE WHERE TO GET SPARK PLUGS STICKY AND HEAT RANGE PART NUMBERS
Since im soo sick of seeing the same posts on spark plugs i figured id make a sticky as to a decent place to get them if all else fails and some part numbers.
I usually get 7's from Adanced Auto for $1.39 a piece. But thye wont get me colder. So here it is.
www.sparkplugs.com
the part numbers for the following heat ranges
7 Series -
Stock Number for NGK is 2387
Part Number for NGK is BKR7ES-11
8 Series -
Stock Number for NGK is 7173
Part number for NGK is R5672a-8
9 Series -
Stock Number for NGK is 7405
Part number for NGK is R5672a-9
I usually get 7's from Adanced Auto for $1.39 a piece. But thye wont get me colder. So here it is.
www.sparkplugs.com
the part numbers for the following heat ranges
7 Series -
Stock Number for NGK is 2387
Part Number for NGK is BKR7ES-11
8 Series -
Stock Number for NGK is 7173
Part number for NGK is R5672a-8
9 Series -
Stock Number for NGK is 7405
Part number for NGK is R5672a-9
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bkr7es-11..how are they different from the ngkbkr7e-11s i been using all these years? do integras stock heat range a 5 or a 6? i always thought it was a 6 but i never see anyone use a 8 series plug before?itr206 said:Since im soo sick of seeing the same posts on spark plugs i figured id make a sticky as to a decent place to get them if all else fails and some part numbers.
I usually get 7's from Adanced Auto for $1.39 a piece. But thye wont get me colder. So here it is.
www.sparkplugs.com
the part numbers for the following heat ranges
7 Series -
Stock Number for NGK is 2387
Part Number for NGK is BKR7ES-11
8 Series -
Stock Number for NGK is 7173
Part number for NGK is R5672a-8
9 Series -
Stock Number for NGK is 7405
Part number for NGK is R5672a-9
the sticker on the side of my JDM b16 calls for a 6 stock.
Integras come with 6 range. i think the diff in the ES is the V Power thnig.
I have 8s and 9s for my integra. Every like 100-125HP figure on going up a heatrange
I have 8s and 9s for my integra. Every like 100-125HP figure on going up a heatrange
wats the v power thing anyways? is it like a better material or something?itr206 said:Integras come with 6 range. i think the diff in the ES is the V Power thnig.
I have 8s and 9s for my integra. Every like 100-125HP figure on going up a heatrange
Where does it let you choose heat range on sparkplugs.com?
all the V power is is a split electrode. i dont think it really makes a difference
You have to know the part number for the heat range you want and then search for it on the site. Thats why i supplied the chart up top. see the 1st part of the post as to where the Honda related ones are. the are at the bottom right corner
You have to know the part number for the heat range you want and then search for it on the site. Thats why i supplied the chart up top. see the 1st part of the post as to where the Honda related ones are. the are at the bottom right corner
clubplug.net is a great place also.
I agree with greesmonkey, clubplug.net is a great part site for info on spark plug car parts. 
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