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    NOOB QUESTION Which Spark plugs are better?

    Hey guys i've got a D16Y8 Civic and i was wondering which spark plug is better? Note im after better fuel consumption.
    So far 2 mechanics recommended 2 different spark plugs
    - NGK ZFR5J-11
    - NGK BKR5E-11

    thanks for your help guys

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    BKR5E-11 are the correct plugs for a d16y8
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    Quote Originally Posted by TbM View Post
    BKR5E-11 are the correct plugs for a d16y8
    Issert? The mechanicthat recommended it to me checked with Repco and they said it was ZFR5J-11 ? I checked my manual just then too it says NGK BKR5E-11 =\

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    Ngk recommends the BKR5E-11 and i trust ngk over mechanics or repco, if you read post 3 in this link it should help comfim that they are the right plugs, http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthr...=1#post1658561
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    Quote Originally Posted by TbM View Post
    Ngk recommends the BKR5E-11 and i trust ngk over mechanics or repco, if you read post 3 in this link it should help comfim that they are the right plugs, http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthr...=1#post1658561
    Omg that means i gotta put my old ones back in -_- the mechanic said that the NGK ZFR5J-11 is the right one and will use less fuel.

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    Is this the same for a d16y4? Thanks =]

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    Quote Originally Posted by prada21 View Post
    Is this the same for a d16y4? Thanks =]
    Ngk and my honda service manual Recomend the ZFR5J-11(normal driving conditions) or ZFR6J-11(Hot climates or continuous high speed driving) for the D16Y4.

    You can use this link to work out what plugs your car needs.
    http://www.ngk.com.au/sparkplug_vehicle_type.php
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    heres some useful info about what the letters mean on ngk plugs

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    Thanks trisim!!!!

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    Trism*

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    heres what the J means in the first plug: J ISO projected insulator nose
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    What is the part no. for NGK Iridium IX for a D16Y4?

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