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GS1000 colortune plug size

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hope this is the right section...I am about to purchase a colortune unit for my GS1000EN....what size of plug do I get for it...I'm led to believe the first number in the NGK table is the size (8 in this case)...the smallest the colortune goes to is 10mm...I need advice..please

cheers

RB:confused:
 
14mm plug size is what you're after. I think that's the Colortune you get if you don't specify (but I would specify to make sure!)
 
Here's NGK's guide to deciphering spark plug nomenclature:
http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/tech_support/spark_plugs/faqs/faqcode.asp?mode=nml

Anyhoo, the "B" in, for example, B8ES means 14mm X 1.25mm threads, with a 13/16 (21-ish mm) hex.

Th number 8 denotes heat range -- B7ES would be hotter, and B9ES would be a colder plug.

The "E" denotes reach (length of threads, basically), and the "S" means a standard 2.5mm center electrode.


There are additional designations -- for example, BR8ES would be a resistor version of the same plug.
 
well you learn something new every day..lol :rolleyes:
I now have a new 14mm colortune kit coming in the next few days...also bought a morgan carbtune too with some brass adapters

cheers again for the info

RB:):):)
 
Greenbraes said:
well you learn something new every day..lol :rolleyes:
I now have a new 14mm colortune kit coming in the next few days...also bought a morgan carbtune too with some brass adapters

cheers again for the info

RB:):):)
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So how do you like the colortune. Do you think it was worth the money.
 
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