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spark plug size

is the size of the sohc motor spark plugs different then a dohc?
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Re: spark plug size

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is the size of the sohc motor spark plugs different then a dohc?
if your talking about the gap of the plug, just put it around .040 and you'll be good, might be able to go to a gap as big as .044
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Re: spark plug size

well i actualy am wondering..... i went to my local parts dealer and he sold me some sparkplugs that were suposed to fit my sohc but when i was about to bolt the old ones out but the sparkplug did not fit! it was way to big but it fits the ones i bought just fine so im wondering if the sparklugs on dohc cars are bigger or did the guy sell me some crap!
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Re: Re: spark plug size

Plugs are the exact same between SOHC and DOHC. I beleive you are talking about the size of the 'nut' part of the plug. They can change size just depending on the manufacturer. My old plugs required a 13/16 spark plug socket. I ordered NGK coppers from IPO and they use the smaller 5/8 spark plug socket.
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probably sold you some crap, i would just go to NAPA and get some NGK coppers, thats all i say and i get the right ones every time.
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Re: spark plug size

yea its probably the sixze of the nut thingy
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Re: Re: spark plug size

Dont worry, it threw me too when I was changing my plugs a few weeks ago. I was like "WTF?" LOL
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