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mpp12
11-08-2010, 03:54 PM
I need to replace my plugs...
I have 3 options.
R0045j-10 have them from a gift.
CR9EIX stock ones, have to order them
CR9EIK or 10EK can purchase them in the dealer
I have yoshi gasket and skimed head in my gsxr1000 K7.
what do you recomend..
thanks
Ed Who?
11-08-2010, 04:16 PM
I need to replace my plugs...
I have 3 options.
R0045j-10 have them from a gift.
CR9EIX stock ones, have to order them
CR9EIK or 10EK can purchase them in the dealer
I have yoshi gasket and skimed head in my gsxr1000 K7.
what do you recomend..
thanks
the 07 1000 does NOT like the SD plugs (ROO-45) unless you have an EmPro to put back in some timing (the SD plugs pull a lot of ignition timing!)
CR9EIX are good. Irridium more for longer life (street use)
I dont like the dual electrodes on bikes with increased compression due to detonation concerns.
Personally i have the last few years fell in love with and had EXCELLENT results on all my race engines with the Denso's. they have a std not spendy IU27A that works great in them (slightly side ground strap) and the IU31A is my personal fav..doesnt mess with ignition timing like SD plugs, but it is a low profile strap (no PTP contact issues) and its a cooler @11 heat range.
Go with the Denso's man.
mpp12
11-08-2010, 04:58 PM
I can change the ignition since I can reflash the ECU. But I think that will complicate things.
then you recomend to go with the Denso IU27a or the IU31a???
what is the strap???
Ed Who?
11-08-2010, 05:16 PM
I can change the ignition since I can reflash the ECU. But I think that will complicate things.
then you recomend to go with the Denso IU27a or the IU31a???
what is the strap???
ground strap..the IU27 and IU31 have a low angled side style..more piston to plug clearance. plus they dont retard the ignition timing a lot like the surface ones do. If its a street bike use the IU27A if race/hicomp use the IU31A
good luck
mpp12
11-08-2010, 05:32 PM
Thanks a lot... man...
mpp12
11-09-2010, 02:12 PM
how frequent do you recomend to change the plugs.....
mpp12
11-19-2010, 02:09 PM
Pump..... how frecuent?
Ed Who?
11-19-2010, 02:50 PM
to open a question. Typically i would pull and clean/inspect on my top bikes every weekend. The other engines we clean/inspect (replace if needed) about once a season is all that is needed
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