• SPARK PLUG NGK BPR6HSA SPARK PLUG BPR6HSA — voor o.a. HONDA NB 50 (1983–1987)
NGK SPARK PLUGS

SPARK PLUG NGK BPR6HSA SPARK PLUG BPR6HSA — voor o.a. HONDA NB 50 (1983–1987)

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    Product description

    Spark Plug
  • Trivalent metal plating provides superior anti-corrosion and anti-seizing properties
  • Pure alumina silicate ceramic insulator, provides superior strength and better heat transfer
  • Triple seals prevent leakage
  • Corrugated ribs prevent flashover
  • Copper core aids in heat removal
  • Specificaties

    Thread Reach Imperial 1/2"
    Model Standard
    Research Value Finalized
    Electrical Resistance 5k Ohms
    Terminal Configuration Threaded Stud
    Spark Gap Metric 0.7 mm
    Product Name Spark Plug
    Spark Gap 0,7 mm (0,028")
    Hex Size Metric 20.6 mm
    Thread Size 14 mm
    Hex Size 20,6 mm (13/16")
    Ground Electrode Shape Standard
    Style BPR6HSA
    Electrode Tip Material Nickel Alloy
    Center Electrode Projection Projected
    Riding Style Adventure Touring / Dual-Sport| ATV| Off-Road| Snow| Street| UTV| Watercraft
    Thread Reach Metric 12.7 mm
    Thread Reach 12,7 mm (1/2")
    Center Electrode Type Standard
    Units Each
    Ground Electrode Configuration Single
    Spark Gap Imperial 0.028"
    Type Resistor Type
    Hex Size Imperial 13/16"
    Heat Range 6

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