b8egv/b8es difference?
 

just wonderin if theres a difference since one costs $2 more

b8egv/b8es difference?
 

EGV is (I believe) the fine wire type that is supposed to resist oil fouling.
If your motor is jetted correctly, you shouldn't need it.

Also get the "R" rated plugs eg. "BR8ES" As opposed to B8ES.

The resitor will give electrical protection against damage to modern electronics such as the CDI box.

b8egv/b8es difference?
 

oops thats what i mean br8es, anyways, i had the br8es and it was always fouling then i got the b8egv and it hasnt fouled and i just noticed that it is thinner

b8egv/b8es difference?
 

If its fouling, you are too rich somewhere in your jetting.
Or the compression is too low.
I had the same plug in my 330R for 2 summers in a row with no probs.

b8egv/b8es difference?
 

I just redid the top end and jetted it so it should last a long time

b8egv/b8es difference?
 

Nice thing about the egv with the tiny electrode is if your running too lean sometimes if your lucky the electrode will burn off before you blow your motor up

b8egv/b8es difference?
 

Now there's something interesting I haven't heard before.

b8egv/b8es difference?
 

learn something new everyday dont ya [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

dont call BS either because its true. Thats a big reason why a lot of the drag racers run these plugs.

b8egv/b8es difference?
 

Don't be so defensive there Beech!
Did I call BS??

Sounds feasible, I just hadn't heard it before.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

Relax buddie.
I tend to agree with you most of the time I think.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

b8egv/b8es difference?
 

Oh, its just so many people like "correcting me". I know, i was just preparing myself for all the comments i was expecting to get.