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the best replacement sparkplug for a xt

Racerx

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anybody know the best spark plug to use? also just put on a rear mount jetpro, kinda reminds me of having pitpasses for the supercross, also put in a killerbee but my hitec throttle servo started dancing any ideas on that one, i read where a bad plug would do that , not so sure. I love my xt and putting on that jetpro pipe was like adding nitro permantly.
 

Dirtconvert

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for the weedwacker motors, champion is a better choice than any other brand. As far as your servo going nuts, make sure you are using a resistor plug. If it does it all the time with any plug, change your plug cap, you have a short in it.
 

Keith81

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Fabe said:
RZ7C is Champion, whereas CMR7H is NGK.
Thank you for the response!


NGK is what I will go with, always used them in my hondas and dirt-bikes when I was younger....
 

IMA_MudSlut

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never could tell thee difference

Racerx said:
anybody know the best spark plug to use? also just put on a rear mount jetpro, kinda reminds me of having pitpasses for the supercross, also put in a killerbee but my hitec throttle servo started dancing any ideas on that one, i read where a bad plug would do that , not so sure. I love my xt and putting on that jetpro pipe was like adding nitro permantly.
This is the same debate as "what's the best 2-cycle oil to use". It's like we're all still looking for the "holy grail" :D I just use all of them and draw my conclusion based on my experience and pick the one I think gave me the best outcome. In this case I bought both brands and when it's time to replace my plug I just grab the one my eyes saw first, use it and I'm a happy camper :D I've used a lot of them in my car,ATV, dirtbikes etc. and I could never tell the difference, of course the companies that makes them would argue for obvious reason:D
 

SmokeScream

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cordy said:
The cmr7h= cold,cmr8= hot,and there is an autolite subb for the cmr7.
if these are ngk plugs 8 is colder than 7. for some reason with ngk 1 is hot 10 is cold.
 

phreerider

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NGK cmr 7h. the 2 stroke reaction really not a high heat for self cleaning , comparatively low temp. hotter plug no advntage

and castor 927 for 2stroke, if you rebuild, this is what you want. and yamalube as well
 

BertR

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On one of my home port jobs I ran a cmr4h for a long time and had no issues. There is a thread cmr4h ...I keep one in the jockey box in case my primary fails.
 

Ildy666

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Haskell NJ
Bosch also makes plugs for the smaller engines.we use them in the smaller stihl chainsaws

Bosch super R10 I get them at the chainsaw shop.
 

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