M Martini Member Aug 29, 2002 17 0 Oct 16, 2002 #1 Hi.Could you pse tell me if I can use an ngk B8ev (in a 220) or should it be BR8ev (or BR9ev) Just came away from the autoshop will a B8ev. Thanks.
Hi.Could you pse tell me if I can use an ngk B8ev (in a 220) or should it be BR8ev (or BR9ev) Just came away from the autoshop will a B8ev. Thanks.
G grass-digger Member Oct 21, 2001 184 0 Oct 16, 2002 #2 the b8ev is a cheaper plug i believe and has no ristristor and is accually risky to run them so i hear i guess its worth the extra buck for the br8ev
the b8ev is a cheaper plug i believe and has no ristristor and is accually risky to run them so i hear i guess its worth the extra buck for the br8ev
M Martini Member Aug 29, 2002 17 0 Oct 17, 2002 Thread starter #3 Thanks but what does the resistor actually do?
K KdxChode Member Jun 18, 2001 327 0 Oct 17, 2002 #4 Take a look at this thread: http://www.dirtrider.net/forums3/showthread.php?threadid=62087&highlight=resistor Tells all about it.
Take a look at this thread: http://www.dirtrider.net/forums3/showthread.php?threadid=62087&highlight=resistor Tells all about it.
A ACGUY Member Feb 6, 2001 61 0 Oct 21, 2002 #6 I buy BR8ES plugs for $1.59 at the local auto parts store. Tell the manager there to stock them for you if he already doesn't.
I buy BR8ES plugs for $1.59 at the local auto parts store. Tell the manager there to stock them for you if he already doesn't.