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Title: Spark plugs Post by: davidwheeler on 26 December, 2012, 05:02:28 PM Just rushed into Carlisle in Old Boot and trundled through moderate traffic to a parking spot. On return, would not start, plugs black with soot. She has aluminium head, and is bored out to about 2,850cc. She was fine in Italy but has been notably less happy of late at home. The float level is if anything a tad low, jetting have not been changed in 48 years (but new ones fitted a while back), ignition seems fine starts readily at the beginning of the day but takes an age to warm up and run smoothly without spitting back even with starting carburettor to rich, so mixture not too rich I think. I am using NGK BP6HS and am strongly tempted to go up a notch to BP7HS. What do you all use with aluminium heads?
Title: Re: Spark plugs Post by: Richard Fridd on 26 December, 2012, 06:21:16 PM Hi David, I think the BP6 is recommended to replace the BP7 in cases of plug fouling in the Fulvia workshop manual. Richard
Title: Re: Spark plugs Post by: davidwheeler on 25 January, 2013, 10:10:13 AM You're right, NGK go the other way from Champion et al. I'll try some BP5HS.
Title: Re: Spark plugs Post by: casarokardo on 24 April, 2014, 10:19:18 AM John Turner recommended the hottest Bosch to me since when I have had NO TROUBLE with oiling up. Probably not ideal for racing however, Tony Stephens, if you have such plans for your Lambda now you have a bit of time! Look out for Bosch M10 AC for that trip to Fobello in 2016 (and try them first).
Title: Re: Spark plugs Post by: davidwheeler on 07 May, 2014, 02:22:52 AM BP5HS doing fine for now
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