Where to get spark plugs?
Exactly. For NGK's you have to find out the NGK model # IE BKR7E, then they will cross reference that with the part # which they go by.
You have to make sure you do this, because otherwise like Chris says, theyll just give you the recommended plugs for your car, unless thats what you want.
You have to make sure you do this, because otherwise like Chris says, theyll just give you the recommended plugs for your car, unless thats what you want.
you might save a few cents by shopping around...but with something so small such as spark plugs just go to the nearest auto store and get the ngk copper ones.
since you are in the bay area...i bet theres tons of autozones and kragens laying around.
since you are in the bay area...i bet theres tons of autozones and kragens laying around.
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From: berkeley, ca --> la, ca representin' tha 510&626
Originally posted by WiLL
you might save a few cents by shopping around...but with something so small such as spark plugs just go to the nearest auto store and get the ngk copper ones.
since you are in the bay area...i bet theres tons of autozones and kragens laying around.
you might save a few cents by shopping around...but with something so small such as spark plugs just go to the nearest auto store and get the ngk copper ones.
since you are in the bay area...i bet theres tons of autozones and kragens laying around.
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From: berkeley, ca --> la, ca representin' tha 510&626
Originally posted by Tony96EX
Don't the ngk website have the part number?
Don't the ngk website have the part number?
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From: berkeley, ca --> la, ca representin' tha 510&626
Originally posted by newgsrdriver
Exactly. For NGK's you have to find out the NGK model # IE BKR7E, then they will cross reference that with the part # which they go by.
You have to make sure you do this, because otherwise like Chris says, theyll just give you the recommended plugs for your car, unless thats what you want.
Exactly. For NGK's you have to find out the NGK model # IE BKR7E, then they will cross reference that with the part # which they go by.
You have to make sure you do this, because otherwise like Chris says, theyll just give you the recommended plugs for your car, unless thats what you want.


