Spark Plug Thread Adapter - 12mm to 14mm - Innovative Products of America

Part #: 7892

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Innovative Products of America
  • Model Number: 7892
  • Product Name: Spark Plug Thread Adapter
  • Thread Size Conversion: 12mm to 14mm
  • Weight: 0.1 lbs
  • Dimensions: 0 x 0 x 0 inches

Key Features

  • Engineered to convert spark plug thread sizes from 12mm to 14mm.
  • Constructed for durability and longevity in demanding automotive environments.
  • Features precise threading to ensure a secure and reliable fit.

Applications

  • Used to adapt cylinder heads that have 12mm spark plug threads to accept 14mm spark plugs.
  • Suitable for engine repair, maintenance, and modification tasks requiring thread size adaptation.
  • Ideal for professional automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts.

Benefits

  • Provides a practical solution for spark plug compatibility challenges, eliminating the need for extensive engine modifications.
  • Expands spark plug options by allowing the use of commonly available 14mm spark plugs in engines originally designed for 12mm plugs.
  • Streamlines engine maintenance and repair processes by offering a straightforward thread conversion.
  • Helps prevent the expense of cylinder head replacement when dealing with mismatched spark plug thread sizes.

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This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 13 February, 2007.