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Tel
Spark Plugs?? Help
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Hey guys,

I'm looking for what type of spark plugs I should use in my Datsun 1200, 1980 Ute, Australia. Everything is stock to my knowledge except for the extractors and the 5 speed gear box. Also what gap should I set it to?

Cheers.

Posted on: 2009/3/6 23:11
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Re: Spark Plugs?? Help
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bp5e or er if you have a resitor stle set up from memory, ngk brand.

gap i use is 0.8mm but manual specs are 0.8 to 1.0 from memory

check the book at the shop, im going from memory here at work on my break

Posted on: 2009/3/6 23:53
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Tel
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Auto 1 has no idea really, they kinda just guess. Lol

Posted on: 2009/3/7 0:01
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Try Bosch 09065

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NGK 7734 (BPR5ES)

Posted on: 2009/3/7 0:20
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dattoman_1000
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If you use BP5EY you get a V groove electrode so a fatter spark

I used BP7ES in the hottie
I use 6's in the standard A15 streeter

Posted on: 2009/3/7 3:35
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Tel
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So should i use BP5EY or BP5ES? lol. It's a daily driver, in mid western australia. B120.

Posted on: 2009/3/7 3:44
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Es or EY
The only difference is the V grooved electrode
SO either will do

ES is common as much anyone should have them
EY would be a better plug though

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