Suparslinc

ok ok, I know to use those NGK ones. My question is, since I can't remember off the top of my head, do 1st gens 12A's have different plugs for leading/trailing? I don't think they do.
And will the 2nd/3rd gen plugs thread in? any benefit in these plugs?
What other plugs have been tried?

stinkfist

NGK BR8EQ14 . same for trailing and leading. You can use second gen plugs. Not sure about third gen. I heard second gen plugs last longer.

Mike

AJC13B

I use NGK BUR9EQ leading and trailing.

speckamp

I use 9EQ's all around. I do alot of highway and that's what the owners manual says for highway driving.

--matt

Denny

And that's the name of that tune!....

Hey, Pardner....You gonna be around home this Weds., cause if so I'd like to cruise down and pick up that driveshaft...

Denny, from the 'ol corncrib..

JoseReyes

I use second gen NGK's Platinum Tips. They last three to four times longer than the stock ones. I am using them on Stock Internal 12A with Jacobs Rotary Pack on Harley Davison dual output coil direct fire setup, headers, open K&N filter charger, presilenser, PRima FLow Muffler. The engine respond much better, better gas mileage and response. I had mines so far for over a year and they still look like new....

Suparslinc

Arent' those platinum plugs expensive? I have heard alot of talk on www.mazspeed.com about plug placement and so on...I gather the idea is to position the plugs (non-NGK's) so the spark hits the fuel ASAP.

Glad to hear from the 'ol corn crib! Wednesday sounds fine if that suits you. I was hoping to meet up in central Ohio with the guys, then I could bring it with me.
I'll send you the destructions to my house

Felix Wankel

9EQ's

jimmyv13

Are 9EQ's the leading 2nd gen plug ?

SilverRocket

What's the code on those platinum NGKs? Are they the 9EVs?

And if the second gens use different plugs for leading and trailing, I assume you're using the specified trailing plugs all around in the 12A?

Is anyone with a stock ignition (ie not direct fire) using these with success?

Jeff20B

iTrader: (13)

When you guys say 9EQ, what is that? BUR9EQ? or BR9EQ-14?

I use BR8EQ-14 in my 70s 13B.

Anybody out there still use B7EM or B7ET?

jimmyv13

What's the diff between BUR and BR?

SilverRocket

Yup the code for the second gen plugs are BUR9EQ for trailing and BUR7EQ for leading. Add a P at the end for the platinum version (ie. BUR9EQP). On the NGK website, these are the same plugs specified for the 3rd gen (the platinum ones only though).

I just picked up a set of 4 BUR9EQPs, I'll give em a go this weekend. They certainly look a lot sweeter than the 8EQ14's. And up here in Canada, they were negligibly more expensive than the regular plugs.

I actually broke the ceramic of one of my trailing plugs last month, I guess my stock plugs didn't like the Yaw timing settings (24L 16T). I'm hoping the colder 9EQ's will do better.

smnc

I have a GSL-SE.

I'm thinking of picking up a set of BUR9EQP's this Sunday for the trailing. God only knows how old the ones that are in my car are.

BUT
What should I drop in the leading? I do a fair bit of highway driving, but I also end up doing a fair bit of driving in the bity too.

Thanx,
-Spencer

Suparslinc

Well, I went ahead and picked up 4 T plugs, the BURQ9's, and they seem to work great.
I was a little worried about the threads being to long and touching the rotor face, but they are a perfect match.
The car still seems rough at high RPMs I think I need more timing work.

Also, I asked for the Platinum ones, they said they were in stock, but the boxes didn't have the "P" at the end.

They look the same as my normal 2nd gen plugs. Are they all platinum or not? Came in yellow boxes too.

SilverRocket

My platinum plugs say "BUR9EQP" on the plugs themselves and also on the box. I haven't seen the regular ones, so I can't comment on the difference between the two.

They came in the blue Mazda/NGK boxes, but I have also gotten plugs before in the yellow NGK boxes.

The body of the plug is a lot longer than the regular 8EQ-14's, but the actual thread length is identical I think.

The dealer only had 2; the other 2 come in tomorrow, so I'll let ya know what I think about em soon

Pittdp

I use the NGK BR8EQ14 as well and have not had a problem. almost anywhere I have checked on says these are the ones to use and that nothing will work better, and I would have to agree after using the bosch platnums, champion's, and nippo dimpson's, that all sucked.

MyRxBad

I use the stock 2nd gen NGK's (non-platinum) in my 1st Gen GSL-SE. They run about the same as the EQ-14's.

snmc: I have an extra set of 2nd gen plugs left. if you want I'll bring 'em Sat. to the meet and show and sell 'em to ya for $30 for all four (2-BUR7EQ & 2-BUR9EQ).

smnc

Sounds good.

It'll have to be at the show 'cause I'm not going the the meet. My RX isn't currently on the road so I'd a feel like an idiot pulling up in the GF's Intrepid. PLUS Auroa is the wrong direction from here to the show.



But I'd be happy to meet up at the show somewhere.

-Spencer

MyRxBad

Ok, well meet @ the show then.

Give me a call on my cellphone. The number is posted in the Importfest thread.

Scott

smnc

Sounds good.
See ya there.

-Spencer

madaz07

I've been using br8et they seem to be alright but the 2nd or 3rd gen platinum have got to be better than what im using now.
Anybody know anything on ngk's new iridium spark plugs do they have a listing for rotary's.