NGK BUR9EQ or BUR9EQP???
06-02-04, 01:54 PM
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NGK BUR9EQ or BUR9EQP???
what is the difference in these 2 plugs?? I think I am running the BUR9EQ's but noticed a site that had the P's. Which are better and why? I am going to the store real soon here to pick up a couple new sets so I wanted to ask before I bought, thanks guy,
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06-02-04, 02:11 PM
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thats the only difference huh, damn. thanks 4Fun, since I dont change mine at every oil change I might try the platinums if they arent that much more money.
06-02-04, 02:16 PM
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Its hard to find a place that carries the platinum plugs in stock so I would call around to find out. Places like napa, checkers, autozone say they have them but come to find out they are "special order"
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go with the non platinums...
06-02-04, 05:55 PM
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I vote neither
NGK b10egv's or b10egi's
I get better spark and performance from them. Get them at your local jap bike shop.
Note: You will need a thin walled socket to install
NGK b10egv's or b10egi's
I get better spark and performance from them. Get them at your local jap bike shop.
Note: You will need a thin walled socket to install
06-02-04, 06:04 PM
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06-02-04, 06:18 PM
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06-02-04, 06:52 PM
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Originally posted by yzf-r1
define "better performance"....you mean they last longer?
define "better performance"....you mean they last longer?
06-02-04, 07:30 PM
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fart on a friends head!!!
this all depends on how your car is performing. if youre running rich. . . dont count on it. i can foul out a set of plugs in a minute. . . but i need some tuning!!! hahaha
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06-02-04, 07:56 PM
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Better performance means no breakup and more power at higher RPM's and boost levels.
They also last longer and you really can't foul them or atleast I have not been able to.
They cost about 4$ each and are stock for snowmobiles
They also last longer and you really can't foul them or atleast I have not been able to.
They cost about 4$ each and are stock for snowmobiles
06-02-04, 08:34 PM
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you know everyone says a you "need" a thin wall socket. just creative you lazy mothers. it is nothing you cant do with a wrench and a regular deep socket....if you have the patience. took me half an hour for a 10 minute job 
it is nothing you cant do with a wrench and a regular deep socket....if you have the patience. took me half an hour for a 10 minute job
06-02-04, 10:29 PM
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Originally posted by manatecu
I vote neither
NGK b10egv's or b10egi's
I get better spark and performance from them. Get them at your local jap bike shop.
Note: You will need a thin walled socket to install
I vote neither
NGK b10egv's or b10egi's
I get better spark and performance from them. Get them at your local jap bike shop.
Note: You will need a thin walled socket to install
