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ATV's W/Honda 5.5 & 8 HP OHV ATV’s Plug Plug Make & Model (or Engine) Gap Make & Model (or Engine) Gap Number Number ACTION 400i, 400 Automatic/5 Speed 4x4 SOHC Mini-Bikes 4-Stroke (2008-02) ....................................................E3.38 .028 Attack (1998-96) .......................................................E3.32 .025 500 2x4 Automatic/5 Speed (2004) ...........................E3.38 .028 Outlaw (1998-96) ......................................................E3.32 .025 500 4x4 Automatic (2001-00) ....................................E3.38 .028 500 4x4 Automatic LE SOHC 4-Stroke (2008-05) ....E3.38 .028 ALSPORT 500 4x4 Automatic/5 Speed, Automatic, M4, All Models w/171R Hirth Engs. .................................E3.32 .020 TBX, TRV SOHC 4-Stroke (2007-02) .......................E3.38 .028 All Models w/400CC CCW Engs. ..............................E3.32 .020 500i 4x4 Automatic/5 Speed (2005-02) .....................E3.38 .028 All Models w/634CC Hirth .........................................E3.32 .020 650 4x4 Automatic, H1, TRV SOHC AMUSEMENT PRODUCTS 4-Stroke (2008-04) ....................................................E3.38 .028 650 4x4 V-2 Automatic, LE SOHC Go-Karts 4-Stroke (2007-05) ....................................................E3.38 .028 w/Honda 5.5 & 8 HP .................................................E3.34 .030 700 4x4 Automatic H1, EFI SOHC 4-Stroke (2008) ..E3.38 .028 APRILIA 700 4x4 Automatic TRV LE, EFI DOHC Scooters 4-Stroke (2008) .........................................................E3.38 .028 Atlantic 400 (2008) ....................................................E3.38 .030 700 4x4 Automatic, LE, M4 DOHC Atlantic 400 Sprint (2008) .........................................E3.38 .030 4-Stroke (2008-07) ....................................................E3.38 .028 Atlantic 500 (2008-03) ...............................................E3.38 .030 Bearcat 250 2x4 (2001-98) .......................................E3.36 .028 Atlantic 500 Sprint (2008) .........................................E3.38 .030 Bearcat 250 4x4 (2001) ............................................E3.36 .028 Mojito Custom 150 (2008-05) ...................................E3.38 .025 Bearcat 300 2x4 (2001-98) .......................................E3.36 .028 Mojito Custom 50, Retro 50 (2006-04) ......................E3.38 .025 Bearcat 300 4x4 (2001-98) .......................................E3.36 .028 Rally 50 (2006-04) ....................................................E3.38 .025 Bearcat 400 2x4 (2001-98) .......................................E3.38 .028 Scarabeo 100 4-Stroke (2008-07) ............................E3.38 .030 Bearcat 400 4x4 (2001-98) .......................................E3.38 .028 Scarabeo 125 Street (2008-07) ................................E3.38 .030 Bearcat 454 2x4 (1998-96) .......................................E3.38 .028 Scarabeo 150 (2006-00) ...........................................E3.38 .025 Bearcat 454 4x4 (1998-96) .......................................E3.38 .028 Scarabeo 200 Street (2008-07) ................................E3.38 .030 Bearcat 500 4x4 (2001-98) .......................................E3.38 .028 Scarabeo 250 (2008-06) ...........................................E3.38 .030 DVX 250 SOHC 4-Stroke (2008-07) .........................E3.36 .028 Scarabeo 400 (2008-07) ...........................................E3.38 .030 DVX 400, TS SOHC 4-Stroke (2008-05) ..................E3.38 .028 Scarabeo 50 4-Stroke (2008-07) ..............................E3.38 .030 Prowler 650 4x4 Automatic, M4, XT SOHC Scarabeo 500 (2008-04) ...........................................E3.38 .030 4-Stroke (2008) .........................................................E3.38 .028 Scarabeo Ditech 50, Street (2008-00) ......................E3.38 .020 Prowler XTX 700 H1 LE 4x4 Automatic SOHC Sportcity 125 (2008) ..................................................E3.38 .030 4-Stroke (2008) .........................................................E3.38 .028 Sportcity 200 (2008) ..................................................E3.38 .030 ARGO Sportcity 250 LE (2008-07) .......................................E3.38 .030 w/Kohler 436CC Engs. (1976-74) .............................E3.31 .030 SR 50 Ditech (2008-00) ............................................E3.38 .020 w/Kohler Engs. (1982-77) .........................................E3.31 .030 SR 50 R, Factory (2008) ...........................................E3.38 .020 w/Tec. 16 HP OHV ....................................................E3.31 .030 SR 50 Racing (2001-00) ...........................................E3.38 .020 w/Tecumseh 435CC Engs. ........................................E3.32 .030 SR 50 Street (2008) ..................................................E3.38 .020 w/Zenoah 432CC Engs. ............................................E3.31 .025 ARCTIC CAT ARKAT Mini-Bikes & ATV’s .................................................. All Models w/CCW 292 Engs. ...................................E3.32 .020 250 2x4 SOHC 4-Stroke (2008-02) ...........................E3.36 .028 250 4x4 SOHC 4-Stroke (2006-02) ...........................E3.36 .028 ATK 300 2x4 SOHC 4-Stroke (2004-02) ...........................E3.36 .028 50 Mini Quad (2002-98) ............................................E3.32 .025 300 4x4 SOHC 4-Stroke (2005-02) ...........................E3.36 .028 Mini Quad (2002-98) .................................................E3.32 .025 366 4x4 SOHC 4-Stroke (2008) ................................E3.38 .028 ATTEX 375 2x4 Automatic (2002) .........................................E3.38 .028 375 4x4 Automatic (2002) .........................................E3.38 .028 w/CCW 400 Engs. .....................................................E3.32 .020 400 2x4 Automatic/5 Speed SOHC w/JLO 340B Engs. ....................................................E3.31 .020 4-Stroke (2005-02) ....................................................E3.38 .028 w/Tecumseh Engs. ....................................................E3.32 .030 w/Zenoah Engs. ........................................................E3.31 .020 6 ATV’s Plug Plug Make & Model (or Engine) Gap Make & Model (or Engine) Gap Number Number ATV CANNONDALE 400 Chief ...................................................................E3.31 .020 Blaze .........................................................................E3.38 .028 440 Thunderbird ........................................................E3.31 .020 Canninbal ..................................................................E3.38 .028 BENELLI FX400 Quad ..............................................................E3.38 .028 Moto 440 ...................................................................E3.38 .028 Amico Scooter ...........................................................E3.31 .030 Speed ........................................................................E3.38 .028 BKS FUN KARTS CARNIELLI Go-Karts Mini-Bikes w/Honda 6.5 HP OHV ...............................................E3.34 .030 Vittoria .......................................................................E3.32 .020 w/Tec. 5 HP OHV ......................................................E3.31 .030 Scooters BOMBARDIER Scooter 125 ...............................................................E3.32 .020 Utility Vehicles CARTER GO-KARTS Sarasota 1000 (2005) ...............................................E3.34 .030 Go-Karts ATV's w/Honda 5.5 & 8 HP OHV .........................................E3.34 .030 DS650 Baja 4-Stroke DOHC (Liquid) (2004-02) .......E3.36 .026 w/Tec. 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 10 & 11 HP OHV ......................E3.31 .030 DS650, X 4-Stroke DOHC (Liquid) (2006-00) ...........E3.36 .026 Rally 4-Stroke SOHC (Liquid) (2006-03) ..................E3.38 .026 CFMOTO Traxter 4x4, Max, XL, XT 4 Stroke (Liquid) (2004-98) ...E3.36 .026 CF500/CF500-A ........................................................E3.36 .035 BRISTER’S THUNDERKARTS CHRYSLER ENGINES Go-Karts 61012, 82001, 82002 ................................................E3.32 .030 w/Honda 5 HP OHV ..................................................E3.34 .030 CLUB CAR w/Honda 5.5, 9 & 11 HP ............................................E3.34 .030 w/Tec. 5, 6, 6.5, 9 & 11 HP OHV ...............................E3.31 .030 Golf Carts Mini-Bikes w/Honda 20 HP OHV (V-Twin) ..................................E3.34 .030 w/Tec. 5 HP OHV ......................................................E3.31 .030 w/Kawasaki 9 & 11.1 HP OHV ..................................E3.34 .030 BUSH HOG COBRA Utility Vehicles Go-Karts w/Honda 20 & 24 HP OHV (V-Twin) .........................E3.34 .030 w/Honda 5.5 & 9 HP .................................................E3.34 .030 Mini-Bikes CAN-AM BM50 (1998-94) ........................................................E3.32 .024 Utility Vehicles CM50 (2000-97) ........................................................E3.32 .024 Sarasota 1000 (2007-05) ..........................................E3.34 .026 CM50 (2005-01) ........................................................E3.31 .024 ATV's DC65 (2004-03) ........................................................E3.31 .024 DS250 4-Stroke Carb.(Liquid) (2008-07) ..................E3.38 .026 King Cobra (1997) .....................................................E3.32 .024 DS650 X 4-Stroke Carb.(Liquid) (2007) ....................E3.36 .026 King Cobra (2005-98) ...............................................E3.31 .024 Outlander 330 HO 4-Stroke SOHC (Liquid) (2005-04)..E3.31 .018 COSMO Outlander 400 HO, 400 XT
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