Spark plugs
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RE: Spark plugs
On what year bike?
My bike is an 05, still running the stock plugs with just over 15,000 miles on them.They are NGK IMR9C-9HES. I believeyou can save about 6 bucks perplug and just go down to your localautoparts store and buy a set of IMR9C-9H plugs.The only difference,I've been told, is theHES has a stainlesscrush washer.
The only plugs I run in my bike areNGK. I would never run champions.. ever... The other brands Im not really sure on, but I've had great luck with NGK so thats what I stick with.
My bike is an 05, still running the stock plugs with just over 15,000 miles on them.They are NGK IMR9C-9HES. I believeyou can save about 6 bucks perplug and just go down to your localautoparts store and buy a set of IMR9C-9H plugs.The only difference,I've been told, is theHES has a stainlesscrush washer.
The only plugs I run in my bike areNGK. I would never run champions.. ever... The other brands Im not really sure on, but I've had great luck with NGK so thats what I stick with.
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RE: Spark plugs
I havent used them, but have twofriends that have and say they are good plugs. one friend swears his bike has more power, but I relate that to his old plugs being 5 years old and 20,000 miles on them.
I have read good reviews of them as well. I will probably just stick with my NGK's though.
I have read good reviews of them as well. I will probably just stick with my NGK's though.
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