Spark plugs NC30
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- micpec
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Re: Spark plugs NC30
I use standard and also Iridium NGK's in my NC35s that all works fine. I also have R847s but not used and still new boxed in my cabinet.
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Re: Spark plugs NC30
Lets be fair dont over analize it just change your plugs to honda recomendations nobody will feel or tell the difference best advice less pies = faster.
- EsKee
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Re: Spark plugs NC30
Just been looking for alternative spark plug options And found this old post from a google search. . . Just thought I’d pipe up in case anybody might wonder/worry about compatibility. . . The ‘C’ means ‘cut back ground electrode’. Mostly marketing w*nk from what I can tell, something about the shorter electrode better exposing the flame front to the rest of the combustion gasses blah bla . . . Ultimately the same plug . . .speedy231278 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2013 9:34 am. Often, you'll see them listed as Y27FER-C. I do not know the significance, if any, of the -C.