I’m selling some NGK bkr7e but now people are emailing me asking me if those will fit their teg…WTF.
When I ordered them, there wasn’t any specified model for those spark plugs. It was just…NGK BKR7E. In my head I was like, probably can fit any honda…
But now nobody is sure if it will fit their head and I don’t know what to say…
Can’t find the info on the NGK site either. NOBODY seems to know the answer. This is pissing me off!!! :mad:
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A spark plug is a spark plug.
Whats make you think that? Is there any standard with all car manifacturer?
[sarcasm] No, there isn’t any standard… there will always be “special” spark plugs for any car. Even if you have a GS Integra and compare it to an LS, the LS will have different spark plugs. You cannot use GS Integra spark plugs on an LS Integra! [/sarcasm]
that spark plug will work in any honda head
Where did you learned that? Will that spark plug fit ANY car anyway?
Here is the answer I got from team integra:
The plug fits
Automotive Fitting:
Vehicle Displacement Engine VIN
ASTON MARTIN DB7 (2001) 3.2 L6
ASTON MARTIN DB7 (2000) 3.2 L6
ASTON MARTIN DB7 (1999) 3.2 L6
ASTON MARTIN DB7 (1998) 3.2 L6
ASTON MARTIN DB7 (1997) 3.2 L6
VOLVO 850 (1996) 2.3 L5
VOLVO 850 (1995) 2.3 L5
VOLVO 850 T-5 (1997) 2.3 L5 B5234T
VOLVO S80 (2003) 2.8 L6 B6284T
VOLVO S80 (2002) 2.8 L6 B6284T
Non-Automotive Fitting:
Category Make Motor Model
ATV POLARIS EH59 (2003) 600
ATV POLARIS EH68 (2003-2002) 700
ATV POLARIS ES33 (2000-1999) 335
Snowmobile POLARIS Frontier Classic 4-Stroke (2003) 780
Snowmobile POLARIS Frontier Touring 4-Stroke (2003) 780
This doesn’t make sense AT ALL.
In fact THE question would be: Are all the spark plugs holes are the same diameter on ALL cars!!???
i have those spark plugs, and they fit in my head. I have a B18A. I believe the list from the NGK site is for the vehicles that those plugs came with from the factory
How about you just put them into your teg, newschooler? Then tell everyone that they fit fine. I’ve never heard of any vehicle using any special type spark plug threads for their head unless it’s a Ferrari or some other exotic… then again I doubt they would drop by Autozone and pick up some NGK’s anyways.
then you dont know much then, maybe you shouldnt answer if you dont know
the plugs in say a Buick lesabre are different than the plugs in a Integra, or say a Grand Marquis its gonna be different than a Camaro’s plugs,or a Chevy Silverado 1500 is gonna be different than that of Dodge Neon. hmmmm i wonder why if you go to the parts store and you tell them you need a set of spark plugs, they ask what year make and model your car is and what engine, interesting.
for a example both are NGK V-Power Plugs from the NGK website
for a 93 integra 1.8L a V-power is part#ZFR5F-11
for a 97 Cadillac Deville 4.6L a V-power is part#TR55
clearly different part numbers
NGK alone just in there standard line of plugs has over 250 different part numbers.
Maybe you should get off your high horse. I clearly said “I’ve never heard,” maybe you shouldn’t quote me unless you actually read my entire post. Instead of you looking up part numbers to see what spark plug will fit in a Cadillac, you should contribute some of your effort to looking up his supplied part number and matching it with his “year make and model your car is and what engine,” now that would certaintly be interesting.
What pisses me off most is that someone that understands how “newb” of a question they’re already asking because their title states it, won’t take anyones word when they answer them back. They have to question them and ask for sources for their knowledge just because they’re too lazy to go out to their own car and see if they actually fit into the head.
GrayT maybe if you just read my first post carefully I said I’m selling them and everyone ask me if they will fit their tegs so different years, different models. Duh I can try them in my car I KNOW. But I’m trying to see where I can verify on what cars those spark plugs fit. And this info isn’t available on the NGK website.
And chunk, you can ROFL all you want but try finding the precise answer to my question with google. Good luck and props to you if you find it. I already searched with google, thats why I came here :mad:
There was your answer.
I know thank you! But I would like to know where did he get that info? Unless he actually DID try this spark plug on many honda models.
I’m not trying to say its not true, I trust you guys and I’m selling those spark plugs right now 
I’m just asking where I can find that kind of info on the web for future reference.
Honestly, now that’s a question. Before it seemed like you were just giving everyone a hard time that answered your question. So with that in mind, I can’t answer your question. I’ve never needed that type of information because when I bought my spark plugs, a lot of people on G2IC recommended them for a turbo setup. So I guess since you know the part number you could search it up on here, Honda-Tech, Team-Integra, Club-Integra, or google and see if any of the results from google say anything about Hondas.
And chunk, you can ROFL all you want but try finding the precise answer to my question with google. Good luck and props to you if you find it. I already searched with google, thats why I came here :mad:
You didn’t look very hard:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&safe=vss&q=NGK+bkr7e+DA+Integra
The first two hits (that I listed above) are threads on honda-tech discussing plugs in tegs. :giggle: Don’t be mad some peeps can search with google, some can’t. 
I emailed them yesterday and here is the answer they gave me:
Kim,
The BKR7E fits in a 1997-1998 Aston Martin DB7. It is also a colder range version of the BKR6E, which fits mid 90’s to early 2000’s Neon’s with the 2.0L.
Regards,
Spark Plug Technical Help
And I emailed the same question at another department just to see:
Hi Kim,
Part number BKR7E principle applications are the Aston Martin, ATV’s and
Motorcycles.
It does fit the 650 2000-2004 Motorcycle if that is what you are
referring to.
If you have any further questions please contact NGK again.
Jackie Henson
Customer Service Representative
NGK Spark Plugs Canada Limited
Looks like they aren’t aware that those plugs can work on tegs too :giggle:
i have used that spark plug in these engines b16a ,b18a, f20a,f22a, d16y8, d16y7 , d15b the only motor i have not tried them in is an h22a