Hello all,
I have been reading about high speed spark plugs. So I have a couple of questions. What is the benefit of a high speed plug? What qualifies as high speed? What high speed spark plug should I get?
I live in an area where this is some stop and go traffic but the average posted limits are 40 mph and I would say I average 40-45mph
Thanks for the help
High speed spark plug
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Re: High speed spark plug
I'm not familiar with the term high speed plug but if I had to guess I'd say that plug is one temperature range colder then the stock one.
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Re: High speed spark plug
Bingo!SilverBolt wrote:I'm not familiar with the term high speed plug but if I had to guess I'd say that plug is one temperature range colder then the stock one.
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Re: High speed spark plug
You don't need the 1 heat range colder plug. If you were riding close to flat out for an extended length of time or with a heavy load at large throttle openings then you would consider going to the colder plug.ccarlock12 wrote:
I live in an area where this is some stop and go traffic but the average posted limits are 40 mph and I would say I average 40-45mph
BTW, I've got 1 brand new if you want to buy it.
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Re: High speed spark plug
Thanks for all the info.