BR7ES or BPR7ES??
Mar 6, 2006, 08:39 AM
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BR7ES or BPR7ES??
Man I am seriously brain farting. I can't remember if both of these will work or not. Anybody know if the BR7ES is ok to use? What is the difference?
Mar 6, 2006, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by EVOONYOASS
Man I am seriously brain farting. I can't remember if both of these will work or not. Anybody know if the BR7ES is ok to use? What is the difference?
p= protruding electrode
Mar 6, 2006, 12:07 PM
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I have ran any plug from a BR7ES to a BPR9ES....
The B(P)R7ES will foul less... they are a warmer plug. The P = Projected plug which is kinda like making it even a little warmer... it should technically foul less with the P but it may knock slightly more.
The 8 series is one step colder of a plug. It will foul more but has better knock suppression. The BR8ES seemed to foul alot with my car but... the BPR8ES seems to work great.
The 9 series are a pretty darned cold plug. I only ran them a few times and never tried to see if I could get any more out of the car tuning wise with the cooler plugs. I fouled the BR9ES in about 5 pulls.
Id stick with either the BR7ES or BPR8ES personally.
The B(P)R7ES will foul less... they are a warmer plug. The P = Projected plug which is kinda like making it even a little warmer... it should technically foul less with the P but it may knock slightly more.
The 8 series is one step colder of a plug. It will foul more but has better knock suppression. The BR8ES seemed to foul alot with my car but... the BPR8ES seems to work great.
The 9 series are a pretty darned cold plug. I only ran them a few times and never tried to see if I could get any more out of the car tuning wise with the cooler plugs. I fouled the BR9ES in about 5 pulls.
Id stick with either the BR7ES or BPR8ES personally.
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