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NGK Iridium IX Spark Plug | Stock #5438 (BR9ECSIX)

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High-performance iridium alloy spark plug engineered for exceptional durability, stable high-RPM spark, and superior anti-fouling characteristics. Features an ultra-fine 0.6mm iridium center electrode and a tapered-cut, low-angled ground electrode designed to maximize flame kernel expansion. Built with trivalent metal plating for advanced anti-corrosion and anti-seizing performance, a built-in resistor, a non-projected tip design, and a standard removable terminal nut.

Specs & Details

  • Stock Number: 5438
  • Part Number: BR9ECSIX
  • Thread Size: M14 - 1.25
  • Reach: 19.0 mm (0.750 in)
  • Seat Style: Gasket (Flat)
  • Heat Range: 9
  • Resistor Type: Resistor (5,000 Ohms)
  • Terminal Type: Removable Nut
  • Electrode Material: Iridium fine-wire center electrode (0.6mm) with a tapered ground electrode

Two-Stroke Vehicle Fitment

Make Model Engine Type Year Range
Yamaha YZ 125 Two-Stroke Motocross 1990s–Present
Honda CR 125R Two-Stroke Motocross 1980s–2007
Kawasaki KX 125 Two-Stroke Motocross 1990s–2008
Various High-Output Modern Two-Stroke Motocross / Track Builds Motocross / Competition Select Years

TSO Garage Note: A cold heat range (9) fine-wire iridium upgrade featuring a standard 19mm reach and a removable terminal nut. The BR9ECSIX bridges the gap between standard fine-wire racing plugs and long-life iridium tech, offering exceptional fouling resistance for high-revving 125cc two-stroke motocross engines that spend extended time idling or transitioning through the mid-range on the pipe.

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