Posted by CBBC on July 22, 2017 at 22:43:25 from (184.66.87.175):
In Reply to: Spark Plug Analysis posted by Royse on July 22, 2017 at 12:21:27:
I will agree with the others, NGK BPR5ES, or 6ES if you want a cooler plug. I have over 30 small engines, mostly Hondas buts a few BS, Kohler, Kaw, stihl ect. I don't like Champion at all. Everything runs better with the NGK except my old Johnson outboard....it will only seem to run on Champion, and occasionally a Bausch in the chain saw answer weed wacherry. They get replaced yearly regardless of brand, changing plugs is cheap and I need everything to run smoothly.
To answer your question about the plugs in the picture...I don't know, if it was running fine I would leave them alone, but I would just change the plugs next time to NGK Good luck Grant
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