NGK spark plugs

I think you're right about Australia being different; here's the way they are numbered in the USA :
 

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The handbook says Champion H10 for cars H9 for trucks, this translates (for cars) to a NGK B6L, but can use a B4L for a hotter plug.
Essentially the main difference between a B6L and a B5RES is the thread reach, disregarding the resistor and the heat range.
 
The handbook says Champion H10 for cars H9 for trucks, this translates (for cars) to a NGK B6L, but can use a B4L for a hotter plug.
Essentially the main difference between a B6L and a B5RES is the thread reach, disregarding the resistor and the heat range.

B6L or 6BL ???????????
 
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