Br8ef/b8esf Nitrous plug help...
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Br8ef/b8esf Nitrous plug help...
Looking to spray a 200 shot today, I was searching for the part # for Br8ef plugs and I see on here a lot of people are saying to use the b8esf... Just wondering which plugs would be right for a 200 shot, and who stocks them? Also if u have the part number that would help too... Thanks a lot!
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Ran it with the br7s + 4gal of 110 and 8* pulled... We were only able to get one run before the party poopers showed up
http://youtu.be/o2zv4YZRo8Q
The GTR runs 10.2 @ 136
http://youtu.be/o2zv4YZRo8Q
The GTR runs 10.2 @ 136
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I went with colder 7's once on a large shot and lost some power, lol..
Every combo is a little different though I suppose...
Thanks for the suggestions everyone - looks like he went with the colder plugs!
Erik@Lashway
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Yes, hotter plugs will make mare power on the rollers. But you are not making as much in the cylinder as you are in making full blown pass on the track or street. So there is much less chance of detonation of the rollers vs the street.
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I agree that the colder the better, but on large shots here on the dyno we've actually had good results.
I went with colder 7's once on a large shot and lost some power, lol..
Every combo is a little different though I suppose...
Thanks for the suggestions everyone - looks like he went with the colder plugs!
Erik@Lashway
I went with colder 7's once on a large shot and lost some power, lol..
Every combo is a little different though I suppose...
Thanks for the suggestions everyone - looks like he went with the colder plugs!
Erik@Lashway