Plug question

[Gambler250XB]

Whats the difference with the Q in the Champion plugs and what difference will it make in motor performance?

Example QL77JC4 and L77JC4

[SEAHORSE]

http://www.championsparkplugs....&pt=1

http://www.championsparkplugs....&pt=1

[Costa]

Q is a resistor plug. The non Q plugs sometimes play havoc with electrical components on some motors. I cannot run the non Q's in my 1990xp 200. It will run rough and will cut out and miss above 5000 rpm's, go-figure

[DoferGofer]

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http://www.championsparkplugs....&pt=1

http://www.championsparkplugs....&pt=1</TD></TR></TABLE>
SEAHORSE,

What type of sparkplug wire do we use with "Q" type sparkplugs? It is my understanding that you do not use suppressor wires with suppressor type sparkplugs



Regards,

[SEAHORSE]

The grey plug wires are suppressor type, black ones are not. Yep, you can run both together.

[DoferGofer]

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. . . And which combination do you prefer?



Best of regards,

Peetie-pie's personal servant!

[SEAHORSE]

All the newer motors use both.

Yours is fine as it is.