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NGK Spark Plugs

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Pep
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NGK Spark Plugs

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Hey all

I've been told that with NGK Plugs the smaller the heat number the hotter the plug (not reliable source - Autobarn!!!)
Opposite to all other plugs on the market :shock:

as in A BPR4ES will be hotter than a BPR5ES

Can any1 pls confirm or deny this as i want to run at hotter plug but am now confused :?

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WOZ
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Post by WOZ »

Autobarn is right for a change. Smaller heat number=hotter plug.
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Post by trains »

the 6ES plugs are the most common heat range plug.

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Post by Pep »

WOZ wrote:Autobarn is right for a change. Smaller heat number=hotter plug.
WooHoo AutoBarn got one right :armsup: :armsup:
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