Changing Plugs
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01-06-2008, 04:39 PM
RE: Changing Plugs
ORIGINAL: Nauree
Its much easier if you hit it from the top end. You just need to take the airbox off. That way you can see where they are instead of feeling your way around if you hitting them from the sides.
Its much easier if you hit it from the top end. You just need to take the airbox off. That way you can see where they are instead of feeling your way around if you hitting them from the sides.
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RE: Changing Plugs
ORIGINAL: bobjoezx
have you ever changed plugs on a 600rr... you have to go from the bottom .. loosen the radior bolts and drop it out of the way. do not totally remove it and use the tool that honda gave you and it's a little bit of a pain in the *** compared to others that you can go from the top of the bike but it's not that hard.. takes about a hour ..
ORIGINAL: Nauree
Its much easier if you hit it from the top end. You just need to take the airbox off. That way you can see where they are instead of feeling your way around if you hitting them from the sides.
Its much easier if you hit it from the top end. You just need to take the airbox off. That way you can see where they are instead of feeling your way around if you hitting them from the sides.
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