R RLorange New Member Jun 24, 2008 #1 Hey guys! Just wondering if anybody knows about 'Resistor' type spark plugs. I have an NGK BR7HS which I assume is the same as a B7HS but with a resistor. It seems to work fine but I really don't want to damage my CDI if that is at all possible
Hey guys! Just wondering if anybody knows about 'Resistor' type spark plugs. I have an NGK BR7HS which I assume is the same as a B7HS but with a resistor. It seems to work fine but I really don't want to damage my CDI if that is at all possible
Pablo Master Bike Builder & Forum Sponsor Jun 24, 2008 #2 It shouldn't hurt anything.....I do wish I knew the KV output of the CDI though.
R RLorange New Member Jun 25, 2008 #3 Well my high tension spark lead has 20kV written on it if that helps... I guess it must be under that?
Well my high tension spark lead has 20kV written on it if that helps... I guess it must be under that?
Pablo Master Bike Builder & Forum Sponsor Jun 25, 2008 #4 Yeah it's not really strong....guessing in the under 10KV range but I could be full of stuff....it works better with a small gap.
Yeah it's not really strong....guessing in the under 10KV range but I could be full of stuff....it works better with a small gap.
Bikeguy Joe Godfather of Motorized Bicycles Jun 25, 2008 #5 It won't hurt the CDI, it will reduce noise and spark output.
