resister plugs & podtronics reg

Anyone have a recomended resistor sparkplug for using with a podtronics regulator on a 750 with Pazon ign and series 6volt lucas coils?

I am using a 3-phase podtronics with non-resistor plugs with no issues. (Boyer ignition).
There is no disclaimer in the Podtronics directions to use resistor plugs or caps. Why do you think you need them?
In any event, RN7YC Champions will fill the bill. This also cross references to NGK BPR6ES and Bosch WR7DC.

I asked Andy at Pazon the same question a while back and here's his response:

F"or plug leads, we always recommend copper (or steel) cored cable.

This is the most reliable. We don’t advise using carbon fibre.



The Sure Fire system can be run without any suppressors, as it is less sensitive to r.f.i. (radio frequency interference).

However, we would still recommend using good quality 5k resistor plug caps (e.g. NGK or Champion) with the Sure Fire system.



If you happen to have resistor spark plugs fitted, then you should use non-resistor plug caps, otherwise the total resistance would be too high (reducing spark energy)."


I also have a Podtronics as well and run BPR7ES plugs with no problems.

Ron L said:

I am using a 3-phase podtronics with non-resistor plugs with no issues. (Boyer ignition).
There is no disclaimer in the Podtronics directions to use resistor plugs or caps. Why do you think you need them?
In any event, RN7YC Champions will fill the bill. This also cross references to NGK BPR6ES and Bosch WR7DC.

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I read somewhere that it might be nescessary to use resistor plugs to avoid possible RFI problems when using modern SCR type regulators.

seaguy said:

I read somewhere that it might be nescessary to use resistor plugs to avoid possible RFI problems when using modern SCR type regulators.

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The Podtronics unit doesn't seem to be affected by RFI.