What NGK spark plug for a stock phantom kit?

[Al Regresar]

What is a good NGK spark plug for a new phantom kit? I understand that Chinese plugs are junk. I’m guessing the gap is between .28 and .34.

 

[GW's Motorized]

Same as the rest, ngk b6hs gapped to 0.025

 

[Al Regresar]

Same as the rest, ngk b6hs gapped to 0.025

Thanx!

 

[DAMIEN1307]

Same as the rest, ngk b6hs gapped to 0.025

Not the same as the rest...Read below Gordy...lol.

Thanx!

If you are going to run any sort of digital speedometer computer etc. on that bike you will need to use the RESISTOR version of that spark plug since RF interference screws up the digital read outs on these bikes....Mine said I was doing 99 MPH at a stop light while it was running until I put the RESISTOR spark plug in it...Digital readout equipment of any sort on these bikes will be effected by the RF emissions of a non-resistor plug.

You will need the NGK-BR6HS plug...The R stands for resistor.

 

[GW's Motorized]

Not the same as the rest...Read below Gordy...lol.


If you are going to run any sort of digital speedometer computer etc. on that bike you will need to use the RESISTOR version of that spark plug since RF interference screws up the digital read outs on these bikes....Mine said I was doing 99 MPH at a stop light while it was running until I put the RESISTOR spark plug in it...Digital readout equipment of any sort on these bikes will be effected by the RF emissions of a non-resistor plug.

You will need the NGK-BR6HS plug...The R stands for resistor.

Do the phantom come stock with a computer? I have a BR6HS in my BT80, it was the cross reference for the stock plug, maybe it has something to do with my electric start

 

[Wrench]

Do the phantom come stock with a computer? I have a BR6HS in my BT80, it was the cross reference for the stock plug, maybe it has something to do with my electric start

With a Stator (6 pole 65w) like the one in your BT, the resistor plug is so the CDI don't fry
I'm surprised they didn't put a resistor in the S/P boot.
That's what they usually do because people aren't smart enough to use the correct S/P
With a resistor in the S/P boot the CDI is protected if a non resistor S/P is used

 

[Al Regresar]

Not the same as the rest...Read below Gordy...lol.


If you are going to run any sort of digital speedometer computer etc. on that bike you will need to use the RESISTOR version of that spark plug since RF interference screws up the digital read outs on these bikes....Mine said I was doing 99 MPH at a stop light while it was running until I put the RESISTOR spark plug in it...Digital readout equipment of any sort on these bikes will be effected by the RF emissions of a non-resistor plug.

You will need the NGK-BR6HS plug...The R stands for resistor.

Thanks again. I went to O O O O’Reilys but they didn’t have the Valvoline 2 stroke oil. Maybe, I’ll try Pep Dogs.

 

[DAMIEN1307]

Thanks again. I went to O O O O’Reilys but they didn’t have the Valvoline 2 stroke oil. Maybe, I’ll try Pep Dogs.

When I am breaking in a motor with conventional Valvoline muli-purpose 2 stroke oil, I am always able to find it at Auto Zone. I would imagine that California based Pep Boys would have it too...lol...There just down the road from you, right under the smog berry trees...lol.

 

[Whitewill1412]

They have 2 stroke oil in California?

 

[Al Regresar]

They have 2 stroke oil in California?

They still somewhat grudgingly…