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  1. absostone

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    #1 absostone, Oct 2, 2024
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    Went to two autopart stores and NAPA no luck. NGK site shows discontinued. Checked Rockauto and sparkplugs.com showing not available. Any Ideas ? I believe I have zero ohm extenders and tailor wires dont remember what type. TY
     
  2. Dave Bertrand

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  3. absostone

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  4. Rifledriver

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    #4 Rifledriver, Oct 2, 2024
    Use the resistor version.
     
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    #5 bjunc, Oct 2, 2024
    I've purchased NGK plugs from Amazon, and never received fakes. Also, if you can't find non-resistor, you would be fine to run BPR6ES (5k resistor). In-fact, if you don't have resistors in the extenders, then you might even be better off with resistors in the plug (not that it would make a huge difference one way or the other).

    For what it's worth, I run the BP7ES.
     
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    #6 Rifledriver, Oct 2, 2024
    I have.

    If its a carb car the 6 heat range has long been considered a better choice. 7's in the injected cars.
     
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  7. absostone

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    #7 absostone, Oct 2, 2024
    Ok thanks I figured I’d end up with the R plugs. Ngk 7131 iirc
    Ty to all
     
  8. absostone

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    One last thing, would going over .028 be good for fatter spark or no?
     
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    #9 Rifledriver, Oct 2, 2024
    No. If it is a carb engine I have found they respond well to a smaller gap. I usually use .024 but have gone as small as .020.
     
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    They’re all over the place on eBay. NGK 7333
     
  11. Cameron Henlin

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    #11 Cameron Henlin, Oct 2, 2024
    Strongly recommend not buying plugs off amazon or ebay. We had another recent thread with several posts about this! It isn't worth it.
     
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    #12 Tiltrider1, Oct 3, 2024
    Try BPR6ESIX, they are Iridium plugs, work better than BPR6es.
     
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  13. absostone

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    #13 absostone, Oct 3, 2024
    ive used them before but since im occasionally tweaking the mixture ill stay with the cheaper.
     
  14. Steve Magnusson

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    #14 Steve Magnusson, Oct 3, 2024
    Typo in that part number -- should be BPR6EIX.
     
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    #15 Sergio Tavares, Oct 5, 2024
    Please take care as there are Chinese copy NGK
     
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    #16 absostone, Oct 5, 2024
    Yes Im aware as I stated earlier in the thread as a fuggazi. Lol
     
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    #17 4redude, Oct 8, 2024
    Rutlands has them in stock.
     
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  18. absostone

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    #18 absostone, Oct 8, 2024
    mpi told me there is a note to not sell the plugs as they for shop use only.
     

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