Best Plugs?

[houseclearer]

What is the best plug to use for standard dirt racing and riding, i use a NGK B9ES, and what kind of gap should i be running

 

thanks, james

[dajogejr]

BR8ES....all day long.

9 is too cold, you don't need that plug unless you're running alky...

 

.028 gap.

[Dmcbanshee]

BR8ES me too :beer:

[nunyabinness]

does anybody know what the autolite plug number is? a friend of mine had the cross reference number but i never got it from him before i moved. right now i use the b8es also, but i have a blaster not a banshee. yet.

[RIPPEN]

I run B8EGV's in mine, they seem to be more resistant to fouling and have been a good plug.. I wouldn't run any other plug than a NGK.

 

RIPPEN

[bansheerage]

NGK all the way.

 

autolite and all the other ones just burnt out/fouled out way to quick when i gave then a try.

[dawarriorman]

I run B8EGV's in mine, they seem to be more resistant to fouling and have been a good plug.. I wouldn't run any other plug than a NGK.

 

RIPPEN

I run the BR8EIX for the same reason. I put my airbox lid on to clean, and am constantly forgetting to take it back off afterwords. I haven't managed to foul these iridium plugs yet, going on 10 months on 1 set.

[Ducman]

I had the BR8EIX plugs in for around 50 hours and they started having a wierd miss at WOT in the upper rpms. The plugs looked fine but I put a new set of BR8ES in and the miss went away. I have heard others say they had this miss at seemingly low hours with the EIX plug as well. At $9 ea that sucks that they went bad like that. The BR8EGV is almost the same exact plug as the EIX except it has a platnum electrode instead of iridium and I have hear that it doesn't go bad like the iridium. I'm just sticking with the elcheapo B8ES and changing them often now.