using non-platinum plugs...
Originally Posted by Shmoo
Assuming you are changing your oil at recommended 7,500 mile intervals, that is about right. If you are like me and have to change your oil at 3,000 mile intervals, then every other oil change should be fine.
I change between 4-5K, depending on money and time. With nearly 169K miles on the clock, it stiff runs fine w/ 5W-30.... I <3 my Honda
It's fine, I think I reccomended you those plugs anyways. Make sure you are gapping them though as they come to small. I change my non-plats about every 10k.
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What spec should the iridiums be gapped to? BTW, I change my oil about every 3500 miles or so. My engine just hit 125,000 miles the other day. I will just try to swap out the plugs and get new wires by my next oil change...Also, how much should the NGK plug wires run me?
NGK wires are pretty expensive but the performance is second to none. A set will run upwards of $60-70. Iridium plugs should come pregapped but in case they are out of spec, use the guidelines on the underside of the hood for proper spacing. Off the top of my head, I think it is like .045" or so.
I run NGK coppers, replace every 10k or so...as Chanc said, make sure you gap them...they do not come pregapped. You'll be looking for a BKR6E plug.
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Be careful gapping iridium/platinum plugs. If there is only a small tip of iridium on either electrode and you gap the plug, you just bought yourself a copper plug. Gapping them will knock the tip off leaving only copper. I think most iridium plugs have electrodes made entirely of iridium though, so you should be safe. Just a little FYI
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Ok, I found some NGK Iridiums on ebay for a pretty good price. Should I go with these for my '94 GSR?:
NGK Iridium IX Plugs on Ebay
Also, about how long would you say the NGK Iridiums last before they need to be replaced?
NGK Iridium IX Plugs on Ebay
Also, about how long would you say the NGK Iridiums last before they need to be replaced?


