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1985.8 - 1988.2 NISSAN SKYLINE 2000 - RB20E

Spark Plug Part No.

Recommended Plug BCP5ES-11

Iridium Option BCPR5EIX-11

1988.2 - 1989.11 NISSAN SKYLINE 2000 - RB20E

Spark Plug Part No.

Recommended Plug BCPR5ES-11

Iridium Option BCPR5EIX-11

1985.8 - 1987.8 NISSAN SKYLINE 2000 - RB20DE

Spark Plug Part No.

Recommended Plug PFR5A-11

Iridium Option BCPR5EIX-11

1987.8 - 1989.11 NISSAN SKYLINE 2000 - RB20DE

Spark Plug Part No.

Recommended Plug PFR6A-11

Iridium Option BCPR6EIX-11

1989.5 - 1993.8 NISSAN SKYLINE 2000 - RB20E

Spark Plug Part No.

Recommended Plug BCPR5ES-11

Iridium Option BCPR5EIX-11

1989.5 - 1991.8 (R32) NISSAN SKYLINE 2000 - RB20DE

Spark Plug Part No.

Recommended Plug PFR5A-11

Iridium Option BCPR5EIX-11

1991.8 - 1993.8 (R33) NISSAN SKYLINE 2000 - RB20DE

Spark Plug Part No.

Recommended Plug PFR6A-11

Iridium Option BCPR6EIX-11

1993.8 - 1998.5 (R33) NISSAN SKYLINE 2000 - RB20E

Spark Plug Part No.

Recommended Plug BCPR5ES-11

Iridium Option BCPR5EIX-11

1991.8 - 1993.8 (R33) NISSAN SKYLINE 2500 - RB25DE

Spark Plug Part No.

Recommended Plug PFR5K-11

Iridium Option BCPR5EIX-11

1993.8 - 1998.5 (R33) NISSAN SKYLINE 2500 - RB25DE

Spark Plug Part No.

Recommended Plug PFR5G-11

Iridium Option BKR5EIX-11

1998.5 - 2001.6 (R34) NISSAN SKYLINE 2000 - RB20DE

Spark Plug Part No.

Recommended Plug PFR5G-11

Iridium Option BKR5EIX-11

1998.5 - 2001.6 (R34) NISSAN SKYLINE 2500 - RB25DE

Spark Plug Part No.

Recommended Plug PFR5G-11

Iridium Option BKR5EIX-11

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I just changed my plugs, and i might add that the irridium option for the 89-92 R32 (b***5IE-X) or whateveris Bl***y expensive ! i got the shock of my life when i found out the price - but then i noticed the lifespan and wasn't so worried - 140,000kms - as opposed to the 35/40,000 of the copper NGKs, so given how difficult they are to change, id say it's worth it. And i also gapped them a bit closer than the previous set i had - give a *noticeable* amount of extra torque, not monstrous, but certainly more driveable, esp. on the open road. (changed from 1.1 to ~0.9 if your interested, but thats just what the plugs were factory set to) Also seems to havce improven economy a bit, but ill hold the verdict until i've played with it in some different evironments.

phil

  • 5 months later...
Just bought a set of Platinum Plugs for my R33 RB20E, cost £60.00 !!!!

The part number was PFRG5-11, these are not iridiums, does anyone know of a reason why they should not be run in this engine ??

Regards

Mark

This may seem like a totally stupid question but i just bought my R32 RB20DE two days ago, had a good look under the bonet and i am totally stumped as to where the leads and plugs are and how to change them. Ive heard the lead is a coil over, what exactly does this mean also? sorry if i sound stupid but im new to skylines so bear with me

Coil packs, they are running along the top of your head, pull off the intake, pull of the plastic cover on the head (allen keys if i remeber) and there you will see the row of 6 coilpacks and the distributer sitting at the back, which is bolted to the top of the plastic cover - Have fun when you wanna change them, set aside at least an hour.

  • 10 months later...
  • 2 years later...

hey mate...

got a r34 rb25de...

havnt had any experience changing mine but i have made a list of all the parts i may need in the future...

someone correct me if im wrong but...for our situation i think we use..

PFR5G-11

or the Iridium Option is the

BKR5EIX-11

  • 3 weeks later...

to suit r34 rb25 neo non turbo

jus want sum input on wat spark plugs r running in ur ride, copper/irridium, gaps, brand, part numbers, prices.

have dun search and came up with the following numbers, but no comments on wat examples work better then another....

PFRSG-11 guessin its copper, 11mm gap, brand unknown

BKRSEIX-11 guessin its iridium, 11mm gap, brand unknown

trying to decide between new copper plugs over short intervals or irdiums for long term and brands etc etc.

thanx

Edited by jvs007

use the ngk platinum plugs PFR6A-11 even though mine is a gt-t i have been told these plugs will work fine in the n/a skylines. you can pick them up from any supercheap auto 4 i think from memory 18 bucks each. mine had pfr8b in them then put the pfr6g in and the car is running beter than it was b4 hope this helps

those part numbers are unique to NGK plugs. a seach on the forums (and google) would have confirmed that.

Greg has already listed out the NGK numbers (with a link!!!!) on the forums: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/N-...amp;hl=platinum

ALSO

NGK (http://www.ngkspark.com.au)states:

Your Vehicle:

8/93 - 5/98 Nissan Skyline 2500 RB25DE

Spark Plug Part No.

Recommended Plug PFR5G-11

Iridium Option BKR5EIX-11

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so judging by that, the PFR5G's should be platinum

NGK have a table listing out the benefits of having different metals

reference link: http://www.ngk.com.au/pages/product_spark.htm

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p.s. - all 3 threads merged! please post in existing threads in future and search a little more carefully :blink:

cheers

eug

  • 1 month later...

i have an r34 25gt and when i was going to change the coilpacks i thought id get some new spark plugs too. so i bought the ngk iridiums and i got all 6 for 70 bucks at repco. when i installed them i found out my car had the same ones in there, so they must be good, now i dont have to worry about them for ages.

  • 11 months later...

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