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Old 01-08-2010   #1
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Re: Upgrading from NGK BPR9ES from BPR6ES.

I'd say hell no to 9's. With those mods, i'd stick with 6's or 7's.
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Re: Upgrading from NGK BPR9ES from BPR6ES.

Try running non projected spark plugs, they help prevent pre-detonation as the ground electrode is shorter and is less likely to get hot and pre-ignite the fuel.

Id go with BR7ES's at .026 gap
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Old 01-10-2010   #3
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Re: Upgrading from NGK BPR9ES from BPR6ES.

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Try running non projected spark plugs, they help prevent pre-detonation as the ground electrode is shorter and is less likely to get hot and pre-ignite the fuel.

Id go with BR7ES's at .026 gap
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When I had my DSM, I ran that plug and it worked great to help with a little knock I was receiving.
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