spark plugs

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spark plugs

By 93dx
- Mon Nov 30, 2009 7:07 am #159049 first off, i have researched this, and couldent find anything..

id like to know if anyone knows if the spark plugs from an ls would be useable on my d15b7.

are these plugs too hot? what gap do they need to be? i have a measuring gap tool..
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By chnzgoofball
- Mon Nov 30, 2009 8:34 am #159067 i would just run the plugs that are meant for ure motor if u go to any parts store and ask for plugs especially ngk they are pre-gapped for u already
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By 93dx
- Mon Nov 30, 2009 5:57 pm #159113
chnzgoofball wrote:i would just run the plugs that are meant for ure motor if u go to any parts store and ask for plugs especially ngk they are pre-gapped for u already


with the correct gap, i think they would work. that and im out of a job, so buying some right now is kinda iffy.. im lucky to have gotten a new head.
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By 93dx
- Mon Nov 30, 2009 10:23 pm #159145
egsedanguy wrote:dude you can get 4 new plugs for like 8 bucks. i would not recomend used plugs. go find a bag of cans and get some cash :thumb:


oh damn, i must have purely forgot how cheep they were. lol, new plug time. :)

but the only reason i was asking, is because i have a brand new set for an LS that i bought for my old hatch, i put them in and turned out i dident need new plugs so i pulled em. never even drove on them.
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By 93dx
- Sun Dec 06, 2009 11:25 pm #160297
egsedanguy wrote:take them back to the place you bought em and see if you can get store credit...


got some plugs, and there in. :thumb:
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By ton_ton0716
- Tue Dec 08, 2009 1:19 pm #160571 hi. would like to ask, what type or specific product code of NGK spark plugs to use for my stock 94 civic esi engine? engine is a PH 16valve (philippine market). i am planning to get an iridium or platinum NGK spark plugs, but can anyone tell me if it's ok to use those? what would be the effect or any efficiencies(like fuel consumption, etc) if i get those spark plugs? thanks guys!
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By egsedanguy
- Tue Dec 08, 2009 8:26 pm #160630 well the only diff in the spark plugs is the spark. has nothing to do with your fuel economy or anything. just go to a local auto parts store and they will look it up for you and sell you what you need.
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By ton_ton0716
- Tue Dec 08, 2009 10:47 pm #160662 no difference at all? been browsing he NGK website, it says there that these type of spark plugs gives you better performance and fuel efficiency aside from the features and description of materials being used for their spark plugs.:) thanks again!
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By ton_ton0716
- Tue Dec 08, 2009 10:47 pm #160663 what specific spark plugs are you using now?:)
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By egsedanguy
- Wed Dec 09, 2009 12:09 am #160681 yes the spark is bigger therfor burning the fuel in the cylinder much better. trust me you will not really notice. unles your running a better ignition system.
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By ton_ton0716
- Wed Dec 09, 2009 12:21 am #160685 hhhmmm, but would like to try it though:D im still looking for a nice set of spark plugs here, it's kinda hard because autoshops here either doesn't carry the brand or they just ran out of stocks.

thank again!:D
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