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with you on standard plugs.. but what do you call standard?? bpr6es?
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Anyways chaps, had my Sunday roast dinner so now off for pudding. Lardy cake and hot custard. LOL
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What ever is recommended for your engine buddy will suffice
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NGK BPR6ES are the correct ones, yes
HOWEVER on certain Thor heads the casting is slightly different and requires BCPR6ES which has a smaller hex head, just check what size and type you have in there now to avoid this mistake
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What year are you on kermy?
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I always found in previous auto petrol cars that the Bosch super 4's made a difference. They are becoming less and less for the more modern cars with the iridium and platinum series plugs.
For me and petrol engines, it would have been the 4's if they are available.
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It's a 2000 so Thor engine. I wouldn't have thought it would have made a difference?
I've not heard of Bosch super 4, what is it?
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The super 4 plugs had four prongs instead on one. They made a difference in the cars i fitted them too I felt. No mega performance mod but an improvement.
The super 4 plugs had four prongs instead on one. They made a difference in the cars i fitted them too I felt. No mega performance mod but an improvement.
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cheers, heard about multi prong plugs before and heard mixed opinion on use with LPG.. i've never used them so can't comment
I've already ordered 8 x bpr6es
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Spoke to the people that i bought the alternator off, they said it's perfectly normal to see <14v when the battery is fully charged, so that's good
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My recent alt' runs at 14.2 pretty much all the time, even at 7.00 in the morning with the screen heat program and all lights blazing. I'm waitng for the battery to give up so I can profit from the mf31-1000 battery like the one Risforacingnotforreverse bought for his. I've seen plugs specified for lpg use but are recommended to be changed sooner. I can't say for the V8's.Spoke to the people that i bought the alternator off, they said it's perfectly normal to see <14v when the battery is fully charged, so that's good
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I got one of those batts a couple of months ago, very happy with it
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^^^^ me too
I used to like it with the rind on, grill it nice and crisp, like cracking, but you dont seem to get it much now, they use it to make sweets, so they cut it off and sell it
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What the hell is Lardy cake
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Bit like Xmas pud sounds good to me
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More like a brioche if memory serves.
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Nah, brioche is fluffy sweet bread mmmm with chocolate pips in it.... Mmmmmm pips.... Sounds like nips.. Nippys.... N. N. N.
