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i was wondering what the gap for nisan skyline spark plugs was. i bought some NGK BKR5E-11 they have a v groove in them. was wondering what the gap measurement on thme was, well to place thme in the car with.....its an R33 non turbo Rb25 5spd manual...thnaks any help would be appreciated.

regards brian

Yeah thanks for that. yeah i put the new spark plugs in their. the ones i took out were these america ones by autolite called APP 3224 or something. they are liek the tope double platinum plugs or something like that i looked it up on there website. bt the new ones have done the new NGK have done the job fantastically and the skyline does not jerk any more plus the carbon clean helped a lot, as well and the car pulkls much better. I put like 38 dollars of Caltex Vortex fuel into the R33 non turbo skyline 2.5 manual plus octane booster bottle and got like 300 kilometers. does this sound right. does anybody know what the non turbo is supposed to waste on fuel, per like 100 kilometers. is this ok or is there something wrong with my car.

Yeah the R33 skyline did like 335 ks with like 34 litres or so, so that is great. That means that with a full tank it would do like 600 kilometers. Not many turbo R33s would get close to that, figure.

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