does it really make a difference which number plug we use as long as it is the same thread and length on a 4 stroke ? ive heard alot about a too hot plug but was thinking the plugs all get the same spark from the coil so ???
does it really make a difference which number plug we use as long as it is the same thread and length on a 4 stroke ? ive heard alot about a too hot plug but was thinking the plugs all get the same spark from the coil so ???
Take a look at recommendations from NGK.... http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/tech_su...k_plugs/p2.asp
83 200X (85 engine & swingarm)
85 200X
85 200X
85 350X
84 250R (basket)
Other Toys:
89 Suzuki RM125
04 Snow Hawk 600 HO
01 Harley Road King
05 Harley Road King
83 Honda 550 Nighthawk
74 Kawasaki 900Z1
Wow... Yes, it does matter....
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Wish it was that simple, just run what the bike calls for an set the correct gap!
ok, thanks
i have used random plugs in a pinch to get out of the woods but for the love of god they use a specific plug for a reason.
ok here goes, 85 atc70,2 84 atc70's 83 alt50,83 atc110 , 70 us 90 parot green, 85/86 350x garage queen, stock rider 85 350x, project 85 350x 85 250r drag bike, 2 85 250sx's, alt185, , scat tracker?99blaster,85 250r rider,85 250r ice racer project ,93 kx500,99 xr200r, 91 dr250s ,89 lt500 quadzilla,88 lt250quadracer, 88 trx250r race full on race quad,, 01 yamahakodiak400, kawaki kd100,lt50 for my doughters,93 300ex, 230 quadsport, lt185, lt250 quadrunner,84200s, is that enough?