BERU S5 Plugs / While they last
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We have 100 BERU S-5 spark plugs for the 928. The BERU non resistor
plugs have been off the market for about 5 years or so. We are sitting on
100 of these and they are a fantastic plug. The S7 and S9 were the perfect plug for the 951, but those have been gone for years. Looking for a great plug in a non-resistor? $2.00 each while supply lasts. These are not on the site and you need to order by phone.
plugs have been off the market for about 5 years or so. We are sitting on
100 of these and they are a fantastic plug. The S7 and S9 were the perfect plug for the 951, but those have been gone for years. Looking for a great plug in a non-resistor? $2.00 each while supply lasts. These are not on the site and you need to order by phone.
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Mike or Dave Lindsey
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U.S. 1-877-943-3565
Other 1-405-947-0137
Mike or Dave Lindsey
www.lindseyracing.com
U.S. 1-877-943-3565
Other 1-405-947-0137
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Would these cross to a Bosch W5DC?
Because Bosch non-resistor are NLA, I have been using NGK BP8ES gapped to 1.0mm (0.040") on my S3s for a little extra 'oomph'.
(With dual ignition coils, non-resistor lets you run a larger gap for higher effeciency. There are resistors in the plug ends and rotors, so there is no EMI.)
Because Bosch non-resistor are NLA, I have been using NGK BP8ES gapped to 1.0mm (0.040") on my S3s for a little extra 'oomph'.
(With dual ignition coils, non-resistor lets you run a larger gap for higher effeciency. There are resistors in the plug ends and rotors, so there is no EMI.)