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Re: Spark Plug Type
Reply #15 - 08/28/10 at 10:10:41
 
Oldfeller--FSO wrote on 08/28/10 at 09:59:11:
I've got 16,000 on my DPR8EIX-9 and it is doing fine.

Thank you, I am glad to hear that. Another thing I wanna know is, whenever I have the opportunity to access the spark plug, it doesn't seem as tight as left it the last time. It's not loose by all means but not really tight either. Is that normal on this bike for the plug to loosen up a little over time?
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Re: Spark Plug Type
Reply #16 - 08/28/10 at 10:13:54
 
Better to feel loose than tight...  as long as it's not falling out...
... you are threading steel into aluminum after all... Wink...

... always use anti-seize...
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Reply #17 - 08/28/10 at 12:02:31
 
Serowbot wrote on 08/28/10 at 10:13:54:
... always use anti-seize...

I know, I hafta get me some. Shocked
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Reply #18 - 08/28/10 at 19:54:10
 
ralfyguy wrote on 08/28/10 at 12:02:31:
Serowbot wrote on 08/28/10 at 10:13:54:
... always use anti-seize...

I know, I hafta get me some. Shocked



Just a smidge, though.  That stuff can be conductive.  DAMHIK!   Embarrassed
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Re: Spark Plug Type
Reply #19 - 08/28/10 at 22:05:27
 
An iridium plug won't give you better performance or gas mileage. It will last longer and on COLD startups, needs less instantaneous current and therefore starts the vehicle better. I noticed a significant difference in startup (half the time) by replacing the stock plug with the NKG iridium plug.

You can try the new Pulstar plugs. They work great in my car (better gas mileage AND more hp - the holy grail).
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Reply #20 - 08/28/10 at 22:20:22
 
I second that easier cold start with the Iridium plug.
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Re: Spark Plug Type
Reply #21 - 08/29/10 at 05:56:24
 
I have a 2005.  I did a search on NGK's website and it pulls up that the only plug for mine is a standard.  Thats with doing the search based on model, it calls out the 2005 s40 all by itself as an 656.  Then you do a search based on engine size, 650, and it pulls up the other year models.  Weird?  What gives?
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Reply #22 - 08/29/10 at 06:03:17
 
Probably a data entry error on their site. To be pedantic, even though it is called a 650, the LS650 is really 652.3 cc (if the 94 mm stroke and bore are taken to be exact). I was looking through kbb.com (Kelly Blue Book) and they list the 2007 S40 as 656 cc, too.
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Re: Spark Plug Type
Reply #23 - 08/29/10 at 06:25:10
 
I think theres "652CC" somewhere on the jug.
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Re: Spark Plug Type
Reply #24 - 08/29/10 at 14:08:33
 
i have to point to it every time someone doesn't believe me what capacity it is.
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