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TR4/4A TR4 Spark Plugs

MikeH

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Hi All, I know this subject has been talked to death, but I need the number of the AC spark plug for the TR3 and 4. I've tried search with no results. I'm at work and want to get a set on my way home.
 
I have had very good results with the BOSCH Super 4 WR 78 G.
The plug has 4 electrodes.

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Hi Mike:

I`m a Sales Mgr for "NGK SPARK PLUGS" (Not being Prejudice): Bosch & NGK are quite Popular with the TR Applications: If It`s a "General Use" type of Appl. Your after; You may want to try "NGK BPR6ES": They cost considerably Less than the "Platinum" Versions and Perform Extremely Well in a "General Every Day Usage" Application:

Have Fun Experimenting;

Russ
PS: Gap is to be .025: No need to gap "Platinums":
 
I've run Bosch, AC, Champion, Autolite and NGK. Haven't run the latest four terminal Bosches, so no advice there.
But for the cost I recommend the NGK. [censored] near indestructible, A lot less susceptible to fuel additive fouling(AC's notorious for that) and not that expensive.
 
Per my book, the correct NGKs' for Tr3/Tr4 applications are <span style="color: #FF0000">BP6HS or BPR6HS</span> (resistor) I think the <span style="color: #000099">BPR6ES</span> is the wrong reach. Also good are the Champion <span style="color: #FF0000">L87Y or the L87YC</span> (copper core).
/bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/driving.gif I have used the Bosch <span style="color: #FF0000">WR7BP</span> (platinum) but I'm not sold on them. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif
 
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