NGK Standard Spark Plug

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Spark plugs have part numbers, and they are NOT interchangeable. Those numbers denote length, heat range, and type (resistor or not) of spark plug. Also Woot! except for some really oddball cars from the late 80’s and early 90’s I don’t know of too many people that need 3 spark plugs, normally it’s 4 or more.

[daveinwarshington]

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Spark plugs have part numbers, and they are NOT interchangeable. Those numbers denote length, heat range, and type (resistor or not) of spark plug. Also Woot! except for some really oddball cars from the late 80’s and early 90’s I don’t know of too many people that need 3 spark plugs, normally it’s 4 or more.

Yes. NGK has good plugs, but a model # is needed…

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@daveinwarshington

Yes. NGK has good plugs, but a model # is needed…

Updated the title

NGK (2264) BPR2ES Standard Spark Plug, Pack of 1

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Spark plugs have part numbers, and they are NOT interchangeable. Those numbers denote length, heat range, and type (resistor or not) of spark plug. Also Woot! except for some really oddball cars from the late 80’s and early 90’s I don’t know of too many people that need 3 spark plugs, normally it’s 4 or more.

Many of the listings so far are for non-automotive applications. Think snowmobiles, generators, small tractors, mowers, etc.