bosch super 4 vs NGK
#21
Posted 29 December 2008 - 12:21 PM
and your BPR5EGP is 0.8mm gaping.
btw, i also using 0.8mm gaping in my car which is require 1.1mm gap, no problem so far..more smooth.
#22
Posted 29 December 2008 - 04:55 PM
thanks for feedback.
so meaning that the heat range is correct (5) and just the gaping is 0.8mm.
ok, so I think it is ok for my car as you said you also using 0.8mm which suppose to use 1.1mm.
the tauke told me g power is better than super 4 ... so just give a try la.
#23
Posted 29 December 2008 - 07:36 PM
1 more question,a car that seldom use on highway or high speed it is advisable to reduce the heat rating say from 6 to 5? Any benefit from doing so?
Thanks.
#24
Posted 30 December 2008 - 10:04 AM
1 more question,a car that seldom use on highway or high speed it is advisable to reduce the heat rating say from 6 to 5? Any benefit from doing so?
Thanks.
That NGK PZFR6F-11 is platinium plug.
Copper plug should be NGK ZFR6F-11
Iridium plug should be NGK ZFR6FIX-11
both easy to get in the market.
it is not advisable to reduce heatrange for that kind of reason, not nessesary..
btw, H22A bydefault is using heatrange 5 not 6..based on the NGK website. i not sure what is the car manual return.
#25
Posted 30 December 2008 - 05:16 PM
Copper plug should be NGK ZFR6F-11
Iridium plug should be NGK ZFR6FIX-11
both easy to get in the market.
it is not advisable to reduce heatrange for that kind of reason, not nessesary..
btw, H22A bydefault is using heatrange 5 not 6..based on the NGK website. i not sure what is the car manual return.
Thanks gjrforce,i'll let my friend know the equivalent model.
#26
Posted 24 January 2012 - 10:46 AM
Just to update on Bosch Super 4 - I just changed my Super 4's after more than 56,000 kms. They are still good but I did not have the confidence to continue using them since I was afraid they may fail suddenly. So I changed them preemptively. Been doing solid service for me. I am now on my third set of Super 4's.
Flee
#27
Posted 30 January 2012 - 08:17 PM
Just to update on Bosch Super 4 - I just changed my Super 4's after more than 56,000 kms. They are still good but I did not have the confidence to continue using them since I was afraid they may fail suddenly. So I changed them preemptively. Been doing solid service for me. I am now on my third set of Super 4's.
I had used 2 sets before. Quite good, only harder to clean.
You don't want to try the platinum/Iridium fusion??
#28
Posted 26 August 2012 - 05:04 PM
tumpang sekaki here, anyone of you have experience or can advice me which spark plug suitable for my spare car honda civic eg8 1.5 vtec engine (made 1992)? Currently i am just using honda spark plug which you can purchase from workshop price around RM20-RM30. So, i am looking for better spark plug which could have longer lifespan, better fc and better pick-up power. I heard about platinum/iridium spark plug and i afraid it doesnt suit to the engine (if engine could not withstand the over 'power' of the plug). Hope the spark plug price not more than RM100.
Then if change to better spark plug, is that necessary to change the spark plug cable as well?
#29
Posted 28 August 2012 - 05:53 PM
tumpang sekaki here, anyone of you have experience or can advice me which spark plug suitable for my spare car honda civic eg8 1.5 vtec engine (made 1992)? Currently i am just using honda spark plug which you can purchase from workshop price around RM20-RM30. So, i am looking for better spark plug which could have longer lifespan, better fc and better pick-up power. I heard about platinum/iridium spark plug and i afraid it doesnt suit to the engine (if engine could not withstand the over 'power' of the plug). Hope the spark plug price not more than RM100.
Then if change to better spark plug, is that necessary to change the spark plug cable as well?
Iridium will cost more then RM100. Platinum you can get below RM100. You should get a smooth drive with platinum and being harder will last longer. No need to change cable, but don't expect a large improvement in power......
#30
Posted 05 March 2014 - 06:37 PM
Need advice spark plug for my kelisa. Which one better NGK G-power or Bosch Super 4? One spare part shop said Bosch Super 4 (RM60 for 4pcs). The NGK G-power is RM50 for 4pcs but the NGK one is heat rating 6.
Bosch super 4 only has 1 model.. NGK G-power got different gap, heat rating. Which one suitable for kelisa? This is my first time using platinum. Before this just normal copper spark plug. Many thanks for the help.