has anyone messed around with different spark plugs

Jvacustoms · 08-16-2011, 09:20 AM

Like a NGK iridium vs a standard NGK or a autolite platinum plug for the bike ?
or even a cold air intake set up custom ?

just curious if it has been explored.

thanks in advance,

James Ammons :techy:

**jonathan180iq** · 08-16-2011, 09:32 AM

On Carburated machines, any change to the intake (such as cold air for example) will require a rejet. Some people like messing with that, other consider it not to be worth the trouble.

As far as spark plugs go, I am of the camp that believes that plugs are plugs. If you want to spend $12 on an iridium plug, then have at it. But I can purchase and replace 3 stadard plugs for that price and I bet you they last just as long and work just as well. Get a properly gapped spark plug and don't think about it for a couple of years.

Most of all of your early questions have already been answered here in the annals of the forum

Search around a little bit in the "How-to" section and in "Gadgets & Farkles"

Welcome!

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08-16-2011, 09:32 AM	#2
jonathan180iq Super Moderator Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Dalton, GA Posts: 3,996	Re: has anyone messed around with different spark plugs On Carburated machines, any change to the intake (such as cold air for example) will require a rejet. Some people like messing with that, other consider it not to be worth the trouble. As far as spark plugs go, I am of the camp that believes that plugs are plugs. If you want to spend $12 on an iridium plug, then have at it. But I can purchase and replace 3 stadard plugs for that price and I bet you they last just as long and work just as well. Get a properly gapped spark plug and don't think about it for a couple of years. Most of all of your early questions have already been answered here in the annals of the forum Search around a little bit in the "How-to" section and in "Gadgets & Farkles" Welcome!
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