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BP7ES spark plugs

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by wkxj, Dec 27, 2021.

  1. short_circutz

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    I'm moving over to all resistor plugs on all my bikes, with NGK caps to suit (no resistors). NGK sell them with and without.
    Means I get a new resistor every plug change.
     
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    I use Autolite 63 these are a listed as equivalent and are not too much .
     
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    Hey guys, I got my plugs in today. They are the 2412's . the end can be screwed off but they are made in Thailand as opposed to being made in Japan.
    I have to say they look well made. I wont be able to try them out for awhile. The bike is going to take awhile longer to be ready to start up.
    I might have to try out the Autolites as well
     
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    I like the Autolite plugs , when I had a Virago 750 this was the preferred plug on the forum and seemed to most to perform as well if not better than the NGK .
     
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    @wkxj NGK does manufacture authentic plugs in Thailand
     
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    Any chance you could link the NGK caps? I put my model in on their website and none show up. Only plugs. Thanks
     
  8. Dave in Ireland

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    Here's an example of the short right-angle non-resistor one, but it's out of stock.
    https://www.gsparkplug.com/1x-ngk-none-resistor-spark-plug-cap-lzfh-black-8710.html

    Looks like they no longer stock the longer ones.
    I'll have to find some for myself, too.
    At the moment it's not a problem and I can simply remove the resistors from resistor caps.
    This is their entire list of non-resistor caps...
    https://ie.gsparkplug.com/ignition/spark-plug-caps/none-resisted-caps
     

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