Nudels2u75
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Which NGK Plugs and what is the gap setting, is there a place to gather this information...
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Which NGK Plugs and what is the gap setting
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BajaRon
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If you are getting the NGK Iridium IX (which I highly recommend) you'll need the following.
2008-2012 RS/GS/RSS - DCPR9EIX
All others (except for the 2014 RT 1330 ACE motor) - DCPR8EIX
Remember that you'll also need Thermal Paste for the spark plug threads (Not Anti-Seize).
These IX plugs have a much wider gap than what BRP calls for. If you get good, low resistance wires the added spark will easily jump this gap giving you better flame propogation, more efficient burn and better performance.
I do not recommend re-gaping the Iridium IX plugs. The center electrode is extremely hard and very brittle. If you put much pressure on it you'll shatter it. If you do change the gap be sure to use a tool that does not touch the center electrode.
2008-2012 RS/GS/RSS - DCPR9EIX
All others (except for the 2014 RT 1330 ACE motor) - DCPR8EIX
Remember that you'll also need Thermal Paste for the spark plug threads (Not Anti-Seize).
These IX plugs have a much wider gap than what BRP calls for. If you get good, low resistance wires the added spark will easily jump this gap giving you better flame propogation, more efficient burn and better performance.
I do not recommend re-gaping the Iridium IX plugs. The center electrode is extremely hard and very brittle. If you put much pressure on it you'll shatter it. If you do change the gap be sure to use a tool that does not touch the center electrode.
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