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by V8vroom » Sun 29.10.2017, 15:17
NGK BKR6E
These are the plugs I put in and are the recommended on wikilec
Lotus Elan S2 No. 513 Norfolk Mustard
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by HJ2 » Sun 29.10.2017, 17:31
Sounds fine but i would check the gap any way!
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by Rambo » Sun 29.10.2017, 17:53
It is always wise to check the spark plug gap before fitting, whether old or new. Five second job.
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