spark plugs

[JoBoo]

Hey everyone,

I have a 2017 Axys 800 with Silber Turbo. I've seen a few people mentioning running different plugs. eya ones. What is the full number on those? Is it bpr9eya or br9eya? I tried searching for bpr9eya but can't seem to find them online anywhere but I can find the br9eya.

Thanks,
Tom

 

[TRS]

BR9EYA and gap them from .017-.020”
.020” works well for a turbo

 

[JoBoo]

Thanks I will give them a try.

 

[RMK900Tractor]

Just a word of caution, I can not remember the exact details but somewhere in the forms someone was explaining the difference between the BP9EYA and BR9EYA. The P stands for projected tip which places the electrode closer to the piston. From what I remember, that the P is a bad thing for the Polaris engine. I could be 100% wrong here and I am sure someone will quickly point it out. I tried to find the thread that discussed this in detail but no luck - yet. I'm not trying to dispute the commendation, just wanted to point out the nuances of the part numbers.

 

[Sheetmetalfab]

Just a word of caution, I can not remember the exact details but somewhere in the forms someone was explaining the difference between the BP9EYA and BR9EYA. The P stands for projected tip which places the electrode closer to the piston. From what I remember, that the P is a bad thing for the Polaris engine. I could be 100% wrong here and I am sure someone will quickly point it out. I tried to find the thread that discussed this in detail but no luck - yet. I'm not trying to dispute the commendation, just wanted to point out the nuances of the part numbers.

Fyi the oem plug is bpr9es.

For reference.

 

[TRS]

I don’t believe there is a BPR9EYA.