masterblaster
X-H2
With the electrode being a little lower,wonder is the BP7ES-SOLID plug gets a more efficient burn ?
how many of you run the bpr series plugs?
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masterblaster
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anyone
#ZERO
Beach Bum
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- Florida - U.S.A.
Those projected center electrode plugs are for vehicles with larger combustion chambers that have trouble with shorter reach plugs.
I'd use the 2-Stroke racing plug with the solid tops if you're searching for something better than stock. They're made for racing and have a deep seated copper core with a wider heat range which is more resistant to fouling. Also they have the fine-wire center electrode which provides better sparking and enhanced ignitability.
Resistor Plug
BR8EG-SOLID
#3992
Non-Resistor Plug
B8EG-SOLID
#3997
I'd use the 2-Stroke racing plug with the solid tops if you're searching for something better than stock. They're made for racing and have a deep seated copper core with a wider heat range which is more resistant to fouling. Also they have the fine-wire center electrode which provides better sparking and enhanced ignitability.
Resistor Plug
BR8EG-SOLID
#3992
Non-Resistor Plug
B8EG-SOLID
#3997
masterblaster
X-H2
huh,good info.I really like the 7 plugs,they seem to burn through sunkin water filled motors on the beach much faster and get you back in the surf faster with at least 2 less flip overs in the sand.ill search the race plug in a 7
#ZERO
Beach Bum
- Location
- Florida - U.S.A.
The heat ranges start at eight on that 2-stroke racing plug and it will perform better then the seven you're using.