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They look nice, but how do you know what pitch to set them to? Wrong pitch = misfires and perhaps engine damage!
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They look nice, but how do you know what pitch to set them to? Wrong pitch = misfires and perhaps engine damage!Last edited by Guest; 11-29-2010, 06:53 PM. -
That gave me a good chuckle for some reason. Thanks.Originally posted by suzukiguybri View Post
Thank you for your indulgence,
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In the midst of all these jokes its hard to tell if youre being serious of not, being that I have no idea what "variable pitch" means on spark wires. Assuming "variable pitch" isn't slang for something naughty, what is it?Originally posted by wisgolfer59 View Post
They look nice, but how do you know what pitch to set them to? Wrong pitch = misfires and perhaps engine damage!
EDIT: found this... hardly sounds dangerous... sounds awesome. http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/tech_su...iablepitch.aspLast edited by Guest; 11-30-2010, 03:06 AM.Comment
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Sorry, we got carried away with the other stuff. The wires you selected are fine, do not use resistive caps, and you should be burbling along in no time.
And I got to use the word "burble". Kool.
I ran this type of wire on my KZ for ~7k with no issues, so you should be fine.Comment
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I run cheapy 7mm wires with the NGK caps on my 850 with no problems.sigpic
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I had never heard of 'variable pitch' plug wires. I thought I was making a joke about something being lost in translation.Originally posted by Adler View Post
After looking at the link you posted, I stand corrected. Learn something new every day......Comment
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