Apparently we want BP6ES, BP5ES or BP7ES plugs for our engines. Correct me if I'm wrong please. I know some of you use other types. (Bosch, etc.) I usually run Bosch Coppers, but I eventually want to give NGK's a try.
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I'm posting this because everytime I try to find the NGK plugs people here recommend, all I find are plugs that are off by one digit or letter. It was driving me CRAZY not knowing what those numbers and letters meant or if they would still work for me.
Apparently we want BP6ES, BP5ES or BP7ES plugs for our engines. Correct me if I'm wrong please. I know some of you use other types. (Bosch, etc.) I usually run Bosch Coppers, but I eventually want to give NGK's a try.
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Apparently we want BP6ES, BP5ES or BP7ES plugs for our engines. Correct me if I'm wrong please. I know some of you use other types. (Bosch, etc.) I usually run Bosch Coppers, but I eventually want to give NGK's a try.
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Hey Mike, go to your local dirt bike shop and try some basic NGK plugs. Only 4 numbers are needed.
I use the B6ES for a cold engine and the B7ES for a hotter engine. They are cheaper and will last you a long time.
I use the B6ES for a cold engine and the B7ES for a hotter engine. They are cheaper and will last you a long time.
QUOTE(Joe Sharp @ Feb 14 2013, 05:42 AM) 
Hey Mike, go to your local dirt bike shop and try some basic NGK plugs. Only 4 numbers are needed.
I use the B6ES for a cold engine and the B7ES for a hotter engine. They are cheaper and will last you a long time.
Thanks Joe! I'll try that.
Looks like we're both leaving Cali for better things huh? Good luck to you and thank you for all of your help.
On another note, I've since taken my whole family (grandma and all) to Slater 50/50...thanks for that gem!
Your welcome Mike.
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