What spark plugs do you use?
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SilverShadow
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Hi Guys
i wanted a general idea in what spark plugs you use on your e30.
Im hoping to have the H27 started up this weekend but i need to change the sparks plugs that are currently in it (bosch w8lcr).
What do you reconmend and why?
Thanks
i wanted a general idea in what spark plugs you use on your e30.
Im hoping to have the H27 started up this weekend but i need to change the sparks plugs that are currently in it (bosch w8lcr).
What do you reconmend and why?
Thanks

At the end of the thread did Brian mean BPR6ES - just want to confirm as I need to change the ones in my 2.5 ?
Previously owned loads of old E30s, E34s, a few E36s, E32s, E39s and an E38.
Currently in a diesel Audi - miss me old E30's....
Currently in a diesel Audi - miss me old E30's....
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NGKs have worked well on my touring. I got 4 brand new from ebay for under a tenner ;) These so called 'more power' plugs are a total waste of money as far as I can see, so don't be tempted. 
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SilverShadow
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Wheres the best place to pick up the NGK plugs?
Halfruads?
Halfruads?

Just had a look on EBay - 6 plugs + postage £10.70 all in - think that's pretty good 
Previously owned loads of old E30s, E34s, a few E36s, E32s, E39s and an E38.
Currently in a diesel Audi - miss me old E30's....
Currently in a diesel Audi - miss me old E30's....
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NGK-SPARK-PLUGS-B ... 286.c0.m14
That seem a very good price to me... They're £2 each from my local stores!
That seem a very good price to me... They're £2 each from my local stores!
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I picked up the NGK BPR6ES from a local store and they don't fit into the HT lead???
Which NGK's are they supposed to be
NGK BBR6ES?
Thanks
Which NGK's are they supposed to be
NGK BBR6ES?
Thanks

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I tried doing this with one of the plugs yesterday and the plug just fell apart?fingerman wrote:I found this on the BPR6ES - pull off the little metal cover and they fit

Did you puill the right end - mine just twisted off with ease
BPR6ES are the recommended ones (old m20) so this sounds a bit strange
BPR6ES are the recommended ones (old m20) so this sounds a bit strange
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Previously owned loads of old E30s, E34s, a few E36s, E32s, E39s and an E38.
Currently in a diesel Audi - miss me old E30's....
Currently in a diesel Audi - miss me old E30's....
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Well i tried to unscrew it and the whole rod thing came out of the plug?
Are you sure they are not supposed to be:
NGK BBR6ES?
Are you sure they are not supposed to be:
NGK BBR6ES?

Previously owned loads of old E30s, E34s, a few E36s, E32s, E39s and an E38.
Currently in a diesel Audi - miss me old E30's....
Currently in a diesel Audi - miss me old E30's....
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Just got off the phone to GSF they have given me NGK ZGR5A??
They said that they don't recall BBR6ES and BPR6ES??
They said that they don't recall BBR6ES and BPR6ES??

hmmm, some more dodgy ngk's...
I had a really bad time fault finding a misfire on my car which after checking everything turned out to be the plugs.
see thread..
http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name ... sc&start=0
These ngk's were less than a month old and they progressively got worse very quickly. I went with the standard bosch single prong plug and haven't had any problems since.
I had a really bad time fault finding a misfire on my car which after checking everything turned out to be the plugs.
see thread..
http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name ... sc&start=0
These ngk's were less than a month old and they progressively got worse very quickly. I went with the standard bosch single prong plug and haven't had any problems since.
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The guys at the local store gave me the wrong plugs they were BPR6ES-11
They replaced them with the correct BPR6ES
Got 2 packs of 4 for £9
Whats the best gap to set these plugs up? 0.25mm?
They replaced them with the correct BPR6ES
Got 2 packs of 4 for £9
Whats the best gap to set these plugs up? 0.25mm?








