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sleeping 91ser 11-13-2002, 12:15 AM ok , does anyone know a place online to order them from , or anyone in the NYC area no where they sell them, cause I went to a bunch of different auto stores and they didn't have them and couldn't even get them from wharehouses?? Sean mpg9999 11-13-2002, 12:17 AM Nissan Dealership Slow 96R 11-13-2002, 04:32 PM If you've got boost I would really try the iridiums. I only paid $6.50 a plug for them. @ Summit racing. I like them! Anyway if not I have my 2 week old ones (BKR7E) sitting here that I'd sell you. PM me. vrux 11-13-2002, 04:39 PM With the Iridiums what plug did you run? When turbo with Denso Iridium I believe a IK20. NA on SR20DE was IK16. SucKit 11-13-2002, 05:15 PM Its IK22's or 5310 is the part number. The ngk plugs can be picked up from any Keystone dealer. Slow 96R 11-13-2002, 05:45 PM If you want BKR7E, I have my 2 week old, used ones. PM me if interested. Wait this is not the classified. Sorry guys :eek: Slow 96R 11-13-2002, 05:47 PM Oh yeah my NGK iridium part # was BKR6EIE. vrux 11-14-2002, 12:28 AM thanks lindylars 11-15-2002, 10:54 PM Originally posted by vrux With the Iridiums what plug did you run? When turbo with Denso Iridium I believe a IK20. NA on SR20DE was IK16. Uhh, according to http://www.densoiridium.com/findmypart.asp SR20s take IK20s period. IK16s are for GA16s. Just like SucKit said though, the cross reference Denso part is IK22 for BKR7E. vrux 11-16-2002, 09:13 AM BS! IK16 is for the SR20DE and the IK20 is for the 1.6L. The last two numbers have nothing to do with displacement it's the heat range. Check your own link and you will see. SeattleSE R 11-16-2002, 09:58 AM www.sparkplugs.com SucKit 11-16-2002, 10:54 AM Originally posted by vrux BS! IK16 is for the SR20DE and the IK20 is for the 1.6L. The last two numbers have nothing to do with displacement it's the heat range. Check your own link and you will see. It wasnt a suggestion its fact that heat range 7 plug for the Sr20 is the IK22 or 5310. Thats the designated plug for the Gti-r and Prelude Type S stock. Plus that online catalog is messed up cause the 91-94 listing is different from the 95+ for the Sr20. lindylars 11-16-2002, 02:23 PM Originally posted by vrux BS! IK16 is for the SR20DE and the IK20 is for the 1.6L. The last two numbers have nothing to do with displacement it's the heat range. Check your own link and you will see. Hmmm...let's see: Below are the results of the search. Year Make Model Engine Ir Power Gap 1992 Nissan 240SX 2.4L - L4 IK16 0.044 1992 Nissan 300ZX 3.0L - V6 IK16 0.044 1992 Nissan 300ZX 3.0L - V6 IK20 0.044 1992 Nissan D21 PICKUP 3.0L - V6 IK20 0.032 1992 Nissan MAXIMA 3.0L - V6 IK20 0.044 1992 Nissan NX 2.0L - L4 IK20 0.032 1992 Nissan PATHFINDER 3.0L - V6 IK20 0.032 1992 Nissan SENTRA 1.6L - L4 IK16 0.044 1992 Nissan SENTRA 2.0L - L4 IK20 0.044 From the cross reference guide: NGK Part Iridium Part BKR5E IK16 BKR6E IK20 BKR7E IK22 PFR5B11 IK16 PFR6B11 IK20 PFR7B11 IK22 XFR series plugs (listed in P10 manuals as alternate platinums) were not listed. Also, when did I imply a correlation existed between displacement size and the last two digits of Denso part numbers (i.e. IKxx)? :confused: Like SucKit said (again), the online catalog is messed up if you scroll through all the SR20 years (96 & 98 lists the GA as taking an IK20 w/ the SR taking an IK16, 99 & 00 lists both types for SR20s, etc). I wish I had scoped the list out more and figured that out because, thanks to the online catalog, I just returned a perfectly good set of IK16s (in hand!) in exchange for IK20s (being shipped) for my (still NA) '92. But that's what you get for expecting that a manufacturer direct website would have consistently accurate info. Peace! vrux 11-16-2002, 05:56 PM I'm sorry! I own a 96 200SX SE-R and that was the reason for the confusion. It lists my vehicle as a IK16. I should've looked further down the list before making that assumption. | ||