Hi.Anyone try these in a Polaris xlt snowmobile? How'd they work?

BR9ES plugs are one step cooler than 8's, which means that the rate at which they dissipate heat is greater by a predetermined factor as engineered by NGK. If Polaris calls for BR8ES', stick to it. Any NGK V-Power plug will perform with excellence in whatever you install it, particularly 4 cylinder and smaller engines. If the reason you are asking this question is because your XLT is constantly fouling plugs, then the problem is likely either a fuel delivery or oil injection issue, and changing spark plug brands or heat range won't fix it. Hope this helps.

Is this good for a 1997 yz80?

No. Completely different application. Different dimensions and heat range. Both very important factors. Definitely stick to the NGK brand tho. Nothing better!

Brand	NGK
Core Material	Copper
Thread Size	M14x1.25
Top Material Type	Ceramic
Vehicle Service Type	Car, Truck
Global Trade Identification Number	00087295157220
Automotive Fit Type	Vehicle Specific Fit
UPC	087295157220
OEM Part Number	HONDA%9807959816, HONDA%9807959847, HONDA%9807959876, PIAGGIO%AP8206915, PORSCHE%99917001490
Manufacturer	NGK Spark Plugs
Model	130-086
Item Weight	1.94 ounces
Product Dimensions	3.43 x 0.98 x 0.89 inches
Item model number	130-086
Batteries	1 A batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	Yes
Exterior	Painted
Manufacturer Part Number	5722
Position	Unknown

NGK 5722 Standard Spark Plug - BR9ES, 1 Pack

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