[Fot] plugs

[Bill Babcock]

If you want to stick with NGK then just remember this--going up in  
number is one step colder, so 8 is colder than 7. C is a half step  
colder than no letter, and S is a half step hotter. So a BP8HC would  
be quite a bit colder than HS, and a B9HS would be very cold. NGK  
also has platinum plugs in the range, and they are about the same as  
C for heat range, so a BP8EV would be roughly similar to BP8HC.

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On May 25, 2007, at 12:43 PM, Jack W. Drews wrote:

> I've been running NGK BP7HS plugs in my race TR4. I'd like to run
> some cooler ones but I haven't been able to find any. I have special
> ordered BP8HS in the past but I'd like to try something even cooler  
> than that.
>
> Does anybody run cooler plugs? What kind?
>
> Thanks
>
> uncle jack
>
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