lpg spark plugs ??

mozz smith · Apr 19, 2015

hi , another question , I have been told to put bosch platinum plugs in on my thor v8 petrol/l.p.g. and at £ 60.00 im not sure
any thoughts or recommendations please ???/
at moment have ngk in ...many thanks mozz

Datatek · Apr 19, 2015

Nowt wrong with NGK IMO, always used them in my race bikes/cars.

mozz smith · Apr 19, 2015

but did they all have lpg ????????????? no !!!!!!! read the question

Datatek · Apr 19, 2015

mozz smith said:
but did they all have lpg ????????????? no !!!!!!! read the question

I did read the question. If the plugs are good, they will work with LPG, seen more problems with Bosch than NGK.

mozz smith · Apr 19, 2015

so you have never had an lpg /petrol vehicle then ???????????

Datatek · Apr 19, 2015

mozz smith said:
so you have never had an lpg /petrol vehicle then ???????????

Have I never had an LPG vehicle

Not owned but fixed the occasional problem.

sassanach · Apr 19, 2015

mozz smith said:
hi , another question , I have been told to put bosch platinum plugs in on my thor v8 petrol/l.p.g. and at £ 60.00 im not sure
any thoughts or recommendations please ???/
at moment have ngk in ...many thanks mozz

I have a 4.6 thor with lpg and I have tried all sorts,lpg plugs.platinum plugs ngk etc,they all do the same job.i have never noticed any difference.buy the cheapest.

Grrrrrr · Apr 19, 2015

mozz smith said:
hi , another question , I have been told to put bosch platinum plugs in on my thor v8 petrol/l.p.g. and at £ 60.00 im not sure
any thoughts or recommendations please ???/
at moment have ngk in ...many thanks mozz

Platinum or Iridium plugs are generally used for longer service intervals because they've buried the damn things down the back of the engine. My old miggie had them for that reason claiming they only needed changing every 100k miles. Might have slightly better heat resistance. Shouldn't affect the spark though and the Rangie plugs aren't that inaccessible.

Castor · Apr 19, 2015

I have LPG and NGK's with no issues. Buy cheapest known good brand. Gap them properly!!!

MrGorsky · Apr 19, 2015

I always run the manufacturers standard plugs with LPG and I've never had any problems.

Champion for mine (it's GEMS). I''ve just changed them, the old ones came out looking almost new with 2 years use on them.

Like Castor says, just gap them and fit them, all the claims of better economy etc are just BS.

EDIT

Champions for you too isn't it Mozz

I think I got a full set for mine for about £20 or something.

dove · Apr 19, 2015

What gap do you guys set them at?mine is gems,do you notice any difference with different size gaps?

Zorro587 · Apr 19, 2015

NGK in my 4.0 GEMS with LPG and no probs

wammers · Apr 19, 2015

Use standard plugs but service them more often. Clean and gap to 0.8 mm.

MrGorsky · Apr 21, 2015

dove said:
What gap do you guys set them at?mine is gems,do you notice any difference with different size gaps?

I've always just set them to what the manual says to, and they've always been fine.

On my RR that's 1mm.

JamieBurkill · Apr 21, 2015

It might sound dumb to you but... how do you gap them properly? Im in the process of giving the car a bloody good service, just ordered the plugs and HT leads and i thought you just gave them a little nip???

wammers · Apr 21, 2015

JamieBurkill said:
It might sound dumb to you but... how do you gap them properly? Im in the process of giving the car a bloody good service, just ordered the plugs and HT leads and i thought you just gave them a little nip???

Feeler gauges.

SpiggyTopes · Apr 22, 2015

Just did a search on NGK's site about this - they make a plug specifically for LPG and the P38 listed ....

MrGorsky · Apr 22, 2015

JamieBurkill said:
It might sound dumb to you but... how do you gap them properly? Im in the process of giving the car a bloody good service, just ordered the plugs and HT leads and i thought you just gave them a little nip???

Buy this…

SILVERLINE SPARK PLUG GAP GAUGE / ADJUSTING TOOL | eBay

I always buy the Champion ones that RAVE says to use, and they've always been gapped properly out of the box.

wammers · Apr 22, 2015

SpiggyTopes said:
Just did a search on NGK's site about this - they make a plug specifically for LPG and the P38 listed ....

Yes they do as do many other manufacturers. Then you have to decide whether you pay £60.00 for a set of plugs or £15.00 the choice is yours.

MrGorsky · Apr 22, 2015

wammers said:
yes they do as do many other manufacturers. Then you have to decide whether you pay £60.00 for a set of plugs or £15.00 the choice is yours.

+1!

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