Hey, I got a Question about reading NGK part #s. some plugs end in a "-11". For example. BPR5ES-11. what does teh -11 exactly mean? what do all the letters mean too? I was on NGK's site but they don't really say what all tha means.
NGK part #'s
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concerns the gap it ships with. I asked a month ago and someone gave some detail,
http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10522&highlight=ngk+iridiums
http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10522&highlight=ngk+iridiums
ok, now, whats the pro/con of running a resistor plug?
EDIT: nevermind, I know with electronics and stuff you need it. helps reduce RFI.
EDIT: nevermind, I know with electronics and stuff you need it. helps reduce RFI.
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I don't recommend NGK also Known as Njunkos for anything. I learned that years ago with my dirt bikes. I go with Nippon Denso. You can see all the different plugs manufacturers part numbers available for any car at sparkplugs.com. Then go to your local parts store and buy them or buy the Nippon Denso's directly from sparkplugs.com like I do for all my vehicles. It's a very informative site.
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