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NGK spark plugs

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can anyone tell me the size of the NGK spark plugs for a morris minor

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Post by LouiseM »

Don't know the 'size' but the number is BP6ES according to another thread on here. I use Champion N9Y plugs.


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Post by bigjohn »

yes stick with champion, ngk are not as reliable as champion
iv had several sets of ngk and 8 out of 10 sets a plug as failed
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Champion every time. N9Y standard, N9YC for copper core, and RN9Y(C) for resistor to give radio suppression.
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Post by bmcecosse »

Yes -my mate was having nightmares with his MGB - he had fitted new NGK plugs - but didn't tell me that! We struggled to change everything in the dizzy, and tried another dizzy I had with me, had the carbs off - stripped, checked back on again - still wouldn't start. In desperation I put in a set of old Champs I had in my bag - and it started right away! That's when he said he had just fitted these new NGK plugs. I threw them right down the bottom of the field at the back of his house - to make sure he didn't try to use them again.
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Post by alanworland »

Why? Surely with all these 'problems' with NGK one of you should contact the manuacturer?
I have NGK equivalent of the Champion L10 in the sidevalve and have had no problems, in fact I thought they looked a nicely made plug.
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Post by LouiseM »

A search of the forum shows that quite a few on here use the NGK plugs and have never had any problems with them.


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Post by mike.perry »

NGK are OK in the side valve provided you use the short nose plugs.
Incidently I have a quantity of Autolite 425 plugs for sale for a very reasonable price. They also work well in side valves.
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I've got a set of Lodge ones that are pink.... they still work but were removed in a head that cracked so am running with Champs now....
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Ive used both NGK & Champion, never had a problem with ether make
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Post by Kevin »

Never had a problem with NGK's either.
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Post by bmcecosse »

Lucky you! I merely report what happened on the MGB. It's run fine ever since - still on my old set of Champs. I use N6Ys in my own Trav - harder than the N9Y - more suited to the modified engine.
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