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    dc2r spark plugs + leads

    can any1 tell me what are good spark plugs and leads to get for a 2000dc2r
    can you please tell me the brand and codes

    cheers
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    NGK plugs are pretty good not sure about the code but
    We dont live, if we dont feel alive .

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    Copper NGK - BKR7E-11

    Iridium NGK - BKR7EIX-11

    Leads, OEM or any other decent brand.
    Deano.

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    Oem are the way to go - prices are going up tho. I got a quote from our local honda dealer here for shits and giggles - 140 bucks for 4 plugs. Im not sure what i paid for leads tho, but they were somewhere around the 200 regeon i beleive.
    Honda Accord Euro

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    spoon leads
    ngk leads not the aussie made ones
    but jap spec ones

    iriway and ngk spark plugs

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    OEM heat range for sprak plugs is 6 , most guys on here will tell you to go 7, imo you dont need 7's as our motors are NA and stock, you shouldnt have any overheating issuses leading to detonation (which what many people are paranoid about). Think 6's will give you a better burn ( + good fuel ) vs the 7's.
    Last edited by markoJEK1; 23-07-2009 at 01:47 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by markoJEK1 View Post
    OEM heat range for sprak plugs is 6 , most guys on here will tell you to go 7, imo you dont need 7's as our motors are NA and stock, you shouldnt have any overheating issuses leading to detonation (which what many people are paranoid about). Think 6's will give you a better burn ( + good fuel ) vs the 7's.

    standard for b16a is a 6
    itr is a 7
    oem heat range

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    NGK Spark Plugs Part #7092 BKR6EGP bought these from the states pretty cheap but heat range is 6 and theyre platinum.

    NGK PART # 6988 BKR7EIX-11 QTY 4 NGK Iridium IX Spark Plugs 29 us + 19 us for shipping
    Last edited by kevster; 23-07-2009 at 03:55 PM.

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    there you go 6 heat range for b16, 7 for ITR , wd lan :P

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    my car is JDM DC2-R .

    my mechanic recommend me use NGK : PFR6G-13

    some1 can verify it?

    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by adnoh View Post
    my car is JDM DC2-R .

    my mechanic recommend me use NGK : PFR6G-13

    some1 can verify it?

    Thanks
    just look under your hood if it still has the jdm sticker telling you what your spark plugs they recommend
    but you need 7's

    some aussie mechanics just dont get jdm hondas

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    ngk iriway/iritops are good but their factory gapped to 0.8mm though... Honda B-series are 0.9mm

    but then again i don't get the big deal, oem coil was able to fire my 11:1 B16 all the way to 9200rpm without a single misfire on a 1.3mm gap on BKR6EIX-11
    Quote Originally Posted by Slow96GSR
    If 1 person has had bad luck with a product don’t condemn it until you yourself have tested it. Now if 10 pros have tried it and it sucked then I would trust their opinion.

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