NGK BPR7HIX plug gap?
Posted: Thu May 09, 2019 5:29 pm
Hi folks:
My new plugs just arrived; NGK Iridium BPR7HIX. The NGK factory gap is 0.030"/0.762mm, not the 0.035"/0.889mm I was expecting from reading other threads on this subject. On the BevelHeaven store site for these pugs, there is a reference from "DucatiHi" that states "Work great in both of my ducs. Way better throttle response. You have to set the gap larger, .037-.04" will be necessary. That is how they are designed to work. Longer lasting plug also".
I have looked everywhere on the Internet for other Ducati bevel 900 iridium plug gap references and I can't find much. There's a quite comprehensive comment in a thread on Ducati.MS that states "If you run iridium or platinum electrode plugs, start with the 0.035-inch gap that they are shipped with. Don't run them at smaller gaps or you'll loose throttle response."
For reference my Ducati manual factory spec for regular plugs is 0.024"/0.6mm.
Sage ones please help.
My new plugs just arrived; NGK Iridium BPR7HIX. The NGK factory gap is 0.030"/0.762mm, not the 0.035"/0.889mm I was expecting from reading other threads on this subject. On the BevelHeaven store site for these pugs, there is a reference from "DucatiHi" that states "Work great in both of my ducs. Way better throttle response. You have to set the gap larger, .037-.04" will be necessary. That is how they are designed to work. Longer lasting plug also".
I have looked everywhere on the Internet for other Ducati bevel 900 iridium plug gap references and I can't find much. There's a quite comprehensive comment in a thread on Ducati.MS that states "If you run iridium or platinum electrode plugs, start with the 0.035-inch gap that they are shipped with. Don't run them at smaller gaps or you'll loose throttle response."
For reference my Ducati manual factory spec for regular plugs is 0.024"/0.6mm.
Sage ones please help.