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    83 1100 Plugs and cable lube

    Two questions,any feedback on NGK iridiums and I haven’t lubed the cables since the 90s. Anything new in lube?

    #2
    Iridiums are resistor plugs, which aren't needed for a GS. Won't hurt anything really though. Only advantage is longer life, not performance. As for cable lube, nothing new. Some guys like the spray stuff using a lube tool and other guys just use motor oil in a baggie. I've done both and they are both fine.
    Ed

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      #3
      Dont bother with the high dollar plugs, they just aren't worth it. Pick up a set of NGK D9EAs and install them. Yes, I know the standard plug is the D8EA but they run better with the 9s, unless it's a high mileage oil burner.
      Ray.

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        #4
        I’ve got 8s and 9s both it’s a 45,000 miler uses no oil was just curious if anyone tried iridiums and what the results were.

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          #5
          I fitted a set of not-quite-iridiums (some other doo-whackery tip) and projected nose ones at that.
          Idle and responsiveness improved slightly, but it's not as if it threw the door open to a world of unleashed power or anything like that.
          I had more of a power unleashing by running it on 5w40 oil.
          ---- Dave

          Only a dog knows why a motorcyclist sticks his head out of a car window

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