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spark plug question

Discussion in 'Mechanics Garage' started by silverbullet132, Feb 21, 2013.

  1. silverbullet132

    silverbullet132 New Member

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  2. Scubalong

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    Is that for 4 or one on the first add? It is in Asia........... :crazy:
    Just use OEM and call it good.
     


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    Use the CR9's.
    I have seen too many posts about the Brisk plugs failing in some way, or even messing with the way the bike runs, for some strange reason.
     


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    engines are designed around the spark plug. use the stock plug, and nothing else.

    don't use a champion in a jap motor, a bosch in an american motor, or a denso in a euro motor. It sounds stupid, but even the slightest difference will affect flame propogation.
     


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