Re: spark plugs

[racery@comcast.net]

Hmmm-

then, out of rabid curiosity, what does the ES stand for?

Toby


> >David asked - What is the difference between the NGK BP6ES and BR6ES plugs? 
>I 
> run the BP6ES plugs on my 68 roadster 2000.
> 
> David, the "P" means "Projected tip", The "R" is "Resistor" for noise 
> suppresion.
> 
> Your roadster runs the BP6ES or BPR6ES best. The BR6ES, or B6ES are for a 
>75~78 
> L28 motor 280Z
> Victor - Moving his office on the 4th of july!