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Hobart, TAS
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July 2002
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Spark plugs and extractor gasket - 18R-G
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Thu, 12 September 2002 09:13
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People with 18R-G motors what spark plugs do you run?
And i need a new extractor gasket, i want one of those aluminiumy kinda metal ones, do any companys make them for 18R-G's?
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Location:
Ipswich QLD
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May 2002
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Nor Calif USA
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June 2002
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Re: Spark plugs and extractor gasket - 18R-G
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Fri, 13 September 2002 00:01
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here is some good plugs
use for the street ND W22EXU
for Racing W29EXU
and on the Header/extractor
it Depends on what hearder you use.
I have a TRD header that uses a 18RC gasket on the bottom
and on the top(near the head) I make my own.
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Location:
Hobart, TAS
Registered:
July 2002
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Re: Spark plugs and extractor gasket - 18R-G
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Sat, 14 September 2002 14:59
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Sbyder, ive read that BPR5EZ is the spark plug to use in a 18rg.
Ive never heard of the Z part so at the moment im running BPR6EY and they seem to go ok, but im getting pinging so maybe i should run BPR5ES.
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Ipswich QLD
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May 2002
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Re: Spark plugs and extractor gasket - 18R-G
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Sun, 15 September 2002 01:10
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Trust me. Use B6ES plugs. There seem to work great for me for the last 3 years in the two RA28 18RG motors i owned. I'm still using them now, although at the moment i've got the Bosche equivelant in the car, its basically the same plug with a different name on it.  They're pretty cheap, so they wont set u back a lot of money. And if u dont like them(no reason why u shouldn't) u can change back.
Up to u, but i always use B6ES, and i've done so for at least 10 or so sparky changes.
Thanks
Ben
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