*** Spark Plug Q\'s & A\'s for the FD RX-7 ***

Started by Glenn Butcher, December 20, 2002, 02:01:11 PM

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Wav

Cool :cool, cheers for that, so are you going to order some then? You know test the water and see if they come up with the goods! so that i know i can then safely order some :rollin ;)

Thanks again,

Paul:)

moakesr

Sounds to me like we could organise a group buy on these, most of us need them on a regular basis?

If we can get 10 or so people ordering, I reckon we could drive down the price nicely.

Any interest from the cheap seats?

Richard

wiggy

Just ordered some 7\'s and some 9\'s from these people, Total £47 for the 4, delivery 1-2 days so I\'ll let you nkow when they turn up....or, if they turn up...lol:rolleyes:

regards

wiggy

just got this e-mail from them...

Dear Mr Wigzell,
 
Thank you for your spark plug order.
 
I am pleased to be able to confirm that your order will be despatched today care of Royal Mail, First Class post.
 
Thanks and best regards,
 
Rebecca Dolan.


Excellent service, should have them tomorrow :D

andyrose

got my 7\'s and 9\'s from WGT day after I ordered them
£12 something each

Smashing service

AndyR

:D

andrewrx7

Just spotted this info. Bought the factory service manual 5years ago for my 3rd gen (UK), and got a pile of ammendments with it. Never really bothered looking through them before, but glanced through them tonight, for something else.  With the comments above about Mazda having must have made a mistake with their recomendations for spark plugs, seems they did!
2 of the extra pages that came with the manual, are from a Mazda technical bulletin (FD/036), which states that the recomended plugs in the UK car should be:
BUR8EQP - Leading,
BUR9EQP - Trailing.

This info is repeated on pages G3 and TD5.

So it seems they finally caught on that there was a mistake in the UK manual, but it took them until 1998 to issue the technical correction! Better late than never, I suppose!

ROB..RX7UKFD

Just got some 7s and 9s from Geff at RE:WORX ..about £40ish delivered:cool :cool :cool  top man

Matt.Wild

What size spark plug socket is needed for the 3rd gen rex?

Homebrew

I was going to as about spark plugs for my mate who is restoring and rebuilding a rx7 he has just bought. Thanks for the info :)

Peter10654

Is there a problem, if i have 9EQP in the trailing and leading sector ??

Thx

munkay


Martiny

Quote from: andrewrx7Just spotted this info. Bought the factory service manual 5years ago for my 3rd gen (UK), and got a pile of ammendments with it. Never really bothered looking through them before, but glanced through them tonight, for something else.  With the comments above about Mazda having must have made a mistake with their recomendations for spark plugs, seems they did!
2 of the extra pages that came with the manual, are from a Mazda technical bulletin (FD/036), which states that the recomended plugs in the UK car should be:
BUR8EQP - Leading,
BUR9EQP - Trailing.

This info is repeated on pages G3 and TD5.

So it seems they finally caught on that there was a mistake in the UK manual, but it took them until 1998 to issue the technical correction! Better late than never, I suppose!

This is what I aim for, but you try getting BUR8EQP !


munkay

ill have a word about 7\'s and 8\'s  (EQP)when im next in, but they are usually pretty good 8oD

OLSKOOLROTAR

Quote from: moakesrhttp://www.spark-plugs.co.uk

These people claim to sell BUR7EQP and BUR9EQP at sensible prices.

Richard

just got some 7\'s and 9\'s from this lot. Ordered them saturday and got them today :D

£47  Alot better than what my local motor spares place they quoted me "£18.60 each for 9\'s (couldnt get 7\'s) and said they couldnt get them in till friday.

Jase