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nervekiler

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spark plug?
03/26/08 at 12:21:00

wow just did a search and did not find much info on reccomended spark plugs for our savages.

just got my bike rejetted and figured i outta change the spark plug on it today.

any reccomendations on a replacement spark plug to get? im sure there has got to be better ones than the OEM one that ive got in her now.

hoping for a little more power or at least just get the bike running healthy as can be.

Frank T. Cartoys jantzen beach

97 savage 650 - HD pipes, carb spacer mod, idle screw adjusted, 152.5/55 jets, K&N air filter, big crank battery, chopped up a bit

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youzguyz Serious Thumper Offline Posts: 2538 San Antonio, Texas Gender:	Re: spark plug? Reply #1 - 03/26/08 at 12:42:57 From the Tech Section: (Always go there first and look at the Table of Contents with Links message) http://suzukisavage.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?board=tech;action=display;num=1107534689
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Reply #2 - 03/26/08 at 12:43:12

I put the NGK Iridium plug in mine. I did'nt notice much of a difference in power, but it does start easier. It was fairly expensive for a sparkplug, but I decided that with only one cylinder I should treat her to the best there is. Grin

The number is DPR8EIX-9, there's a lot of info about sparkplugs on NGK's website and they have a product finder there too.

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Reelthing Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline Fish or ride that is the question Posts: 5397 Houston,Tx Gender:	Re: spark plug? Reply #3 - 03/26/08 at 12:44:25 here's a list of some plugs http://suzukisavage.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?board=tech;action=display;num=1107534689 better than stock I don't know - I have the IRs in both engines - and use the cheap Champions for carb tune'n
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klx650sm2002 Serious Thumper Offline The more I learn the less I know. Posts: 2041 Cumbria,England Gender:	Re: spark plug? Reply #4 - 03/27/08 at 03:56:22 You could allways try a Denso IX24B, it has a 0.4mm centre electrode vs. the NGK's 0.6mm. Clive W
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Red_Wine Senior Member Offline Chain-drive, 400cc Black Savage in Chile Posts: 478 Santiago, Chile Gender:	Re: spark plug? Reply #5 - 03/27/08 at 11:49:53 klx650sm2002 wrote on 03/27/08 at 03:56:22: You could allways try a Denso IX24B, it has a 0.4mm centre electrode vs. the NGK's 0.6mm. Clive W What is the difference/advantage of the 0.4 mm vs. the 0.6 mm? Thanks, RW
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govmule84 Full Member Offline Scooter Trash Posts: 119 Central Missouri Gender:	Re: spark plug? Reply #6 - 03/27/08 at 12:06:09 Cheapy NGK's, it ain't like they're hard to change... Stash a few in your chrome box, with a wrench.
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klx650sm2002 Serious Thumper Offline The more I learn the less I know. Posts: 2041 Cumbria,England Gender:	Re: spark plug? Reply #7 - 03/28/08 at 03:35:50 You can run a bigger plug gap with the 0.4mm electrode. Clive W
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