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Final word on spark plugs for L28

January 27, 20196 yr

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Around 10.7.

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January 27, 20196 yr

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We used to heat our snowmobile plugs with a lighter to start on cold days.

Heat is as important as spark.

Edited January 27, 20196 yr by 240260280

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January 27, 20196 yr

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Bkr7e seem the best compromise on mine.
Doesn't melt at high revs, doesn't foul at idle.
It's a 14mm hex because my plugs are 5mm further in than normal.

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January 27, 20196 yr

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8 hours ago, Labubre said:

Year of purchase: BPR5ES-11 (7634). Good crank, summer/winter

Year +1: new NGK wire set + BPR6ES (7811). OK summer/winter but less good than BPR5ES-11

Year +2: new cap & rotor + BR6ES11 (3824) - NOK much harder to fire up! Need to change

Now i am interested in explanation of somebody can...

"P" signifies a projected tip plug. The electrodes are further in to the combustion chamber. Might be part of the problem.

https://www.sparkplugs.co.uk/technical-glossary/