2013REDRTS
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Thinking about changing my plugs, should I go back with stock or something different? I'm wondering if the E3 plug helps at all. My ryde is a 2013 RT-S with the 998 engine. Thanks in advance
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Spark plug choice
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:agree: that is the way I would go!
Mr. Bill
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I have a 2013 RTL / 998 and decided to go with the E3 plugs. I ran E3 plugs in my Vmax for years and really liked them. I run the E3 plugs in all of my vehicles and equipment. For plug wires I got them from Baja Ron. Defiantly do the wires when you do the plugs. It is pretty tight in there but half the battle are the body panels and air filter box. Oh yea you might as well do the air filter at the same time while you are in there. I purchased my the KN air filter from Baja Ron. Good luck.... lots of patience is a requirement for this task.
FlyBoy2121
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I 2013REDRTS
The best spark plugs I've tried,
the NGK iridium 1X it's great, on my last bike a GoldWing 1800 for 10 years that i have ride this bike ever no loss of power.
FlyBoy2121
The best spark plugs I've tried,
the NGK iridium 1X it's great, on my last bike a GoldWing 1800 for 10 years that i have ride this bike ever no loss of power.
FlyBoy2121
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