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WPG Racer · 08-16-2007, 05:48 PM

which one is better?

Bigbone57 · 08-16-2007, 07:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WPG Racer

which one is better?

WPG RacerDude.....Whens "I" post up in
this cection......Whatever "I" post up....
"Is" the best solution! And you can axe
"Anyone"....Start with AdminDude..
Then work your way to the buttem
e.g. Indalead83Dude.....and
"All of 'dem" will "Never quesshun Me!"
4For I am "The Man"
(note to self: aint that rite Nurse? Pour Me another pleaze
I'm feel'in froggy 2nite....hickup...scuzze me)
Now whatcha gunna do Dude?
BR9ES or BR9EIX?
I'll wait..........hickup......scuzze me.....

frikin_bike! · 08-16-2007, 07:53 PM

what you could do is write them both down nad take that to a parts shop... you'll see that you'll find more BR9es then the other... br9 is a common plug for snow machines... well thats what I hear. I don't have one

Bigbone57 · 08-16-2007, 09:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cag07

try the ngk B7hs plug,they take up alittle more space in the chamber and raise your compression a bit.very good plug

Cag07Dude B7HS...hahahahah
thats quakery..... y u axe?
'bcuz..
B7HS is....

14mm, 1/2" reach, 13/16" hex, gasket seat, non-resistor

cost 2.94 usd

BR9EIX...is

Iridium IX plug, 14mm, 3/4" reach, 13/16" hex, gasket seat, resistor, fine wire (0.6mm) iridium center electrode, tapered cut ground electrode

cost 9.95 usd

or B9EGV

Gold Palladium plug, 14mm, 3/4" reach, 13/16" hex, gasket seat, non-resistor, racing style insulator nose, fine wire (1.0mm) gold palladium center electrode, traditional ground

cost 5.75 usd

And its quacckerie becuz it freak'in wont raze ur 'presssion
any cuz its 2 freak'in short.....
Dudet...B7HS isonly 1/2inch, & Dude nedes 3/4freak'in inch
just soooo the electrold can enter the combussstion chambr....
So there!...have a drinkie poo its on me.....Its my b-daie

2bamp · 08-16-2007, 09:21 PM

Go with B9ES or B9EGV. You will get a marginally hotter spark without the "R," which is a resistor. These engines don't need a resistor plug.

joshinselkirk · 09-08-2007, 01:51 PM

phils auto on main in peg citie has plugs and all other parts same with star on rute 90 1554 is the adress for star philss auto is across from some strip mall in the north end

08-16-2007, 05:48 PM	#11 (permalink)
WPG Racer Pocketbike Freak Join Date: Apr 2006 My Gallery Real Name: Yuri Pocketbikes Owned: 2 Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba Posts: 408	which one is better? __________________

08-16-2007, 07:53 PM	#13 (permalink)
frikin_bike! Moderator One of the good guys Join Date: Jan 2006 My Gallery Real Name: Jeremy Pocketbikes Owned: 3 Location: RM of Portage la Prairie, mb Posts: 940	what you could do is write them both down nad take that to a parts shop... you'll see that you'll find more BR9es then the other... br9 is a common plug for snow machines... well thats what I hear. I don't have one __________________ winners never win, the people that take you down and take your flag. They are the winners

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08-16-2007, 09:21 PM	#15 (permalink)
2bamp Pocketbike Freak Join Date: Jun 2006 My Gallery Real Name: _______________ Pocketbikes Owned: 2 Location: Winnipeg Posts: 428	Go with B9ES or B9EGV. You will get a marginally hotter spark without the "R," which is a resistor. These engines don't need a resistor plug.

09-08-2007, 01:51 PM	#16 (permalink)
joshinselkirk Pocketbike Beginner Join Date: Sep 2007 My Gallery Real Name: josh Pocketbikes Owned: 2 Posts: 14	phils auto on main in peg citie has plugs and all other parts same with star on rute 90 1554 is the adress for star philss auto is across from some strip mall in the north end