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What spark Plugs do you run?

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Tenrilid said:
Hmmm....I wonder what the time machine would have looked like had the doc used a GS instead of the delorean?
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Doc would have put the Flux Capasitor under the K&M's of course... Fusimatic, got me. :-)
 
chef1366 said:
I use NGK D9EA in my bike. It helps the engine run a little cooler.
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I find this interesting, mainly because it's the engine that cools the plug, not the plug that tells the engine how hot to run. :-k

The length of the ceramic inside the plug determines how quickly the heat at the tip is transferred to the head, where it is conducted away from the plug.

The plug only starts the fire. The engine then conducts heat away from the plug. Sorry, but rurnning colder plugs won't make the engine run cooler.
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BassCliff said:
Here's the scoop...
The circuit:

Wire it up:

Install it in the enclosure:

Add power and test:

Then install it next to the battery box:
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Or, if you don't want to bother building one for yourself, you can get one at KaleCo Automotive. :D

LOTS of other good stuff at their site, take a few minutes to browse around.

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Steve said:
Or, if you don't want to bother building one for yourself, you can get one at KaleCo Automotive. :D

LOTS of other good stuff at their site, take a few minutes to browse around.

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And they stand by their products with a great return policy :rolleyes:

NOTE: Special return policy: If you are not 100% satisfied, you may return this product for a full refund, in no LESS than 30 days before you purchase it!
 
That was hilarious, I love the lowering kit and the passenger noise suppressor.
 
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