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I have heard a lot about Iridiums, are they noticeably better?
If your standard plugs are firing, then fire is fire.
However, iridium will last longer in hi-temps than standard copper, so life expectancy should be longer. They cost more, though..
I've never had a problem with standard plugs. Some people really like the iridium ones.
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A while ago, I bought a set of CBR carbs on ebay. The listing said they were cleaned. When I received them, I lifted up the piston/needle on each carb. Two stayed at the top, one came down slowly, and the last one would hardly move. If I had put this "cleaned" carb on my bike, it could probably start, but it would run like crap.
I think the piston/needle controls from 1/4 throttle to 3/4 throttle. When the piston/needles slide smoothly in their bore, you get a nice snap to the throttle.
Since you've already checked the choke and air filter, you may have to clean the carbs. If it was mine, I would check the ignition advance too.
I think the piston/needle controls from 1/4 throttle to 3/4 throttle. When the piston/needles slide smoothly in their bore, you get a nice snap to the throttle.
Since you've already checked the choke and air filter, you may have to clean the carbs. If it was mine, I would check the ignition advance too.
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