
I run NGK DCPR7EIX Iridium, Stock# 6046
I find that they run the best and foul less also!
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They make real good numbers on the dyno too!Exactly the ones I run!! :2thumbs:

They make real good numbers on the dyno too!
Were you using them when you made your pulls, or not?
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Is it the same stock plug as the 117, a Champ. RA8HC?Would you guys recommend the same plug for the 107?

Well they both come stock with the Champions in them. But if you are referring to size then no cause the 107 and 117 use different size plugs.Would you guys recommend the same plug for the 107?

yep, your right Ray, RN12YC (champ) for the 107.. Anyone have a part number for the Denso that crosses? I'm due for new plugs and hell, I'll try em if their better..Well they both come stock with the Champions in them. But if you are referring to size then no cause the 107 and 117 use different size plugs.
107 is RN12 something if I remember right and the 117 uses the RA8HC's from Champion.
I've used both the Denso Irradiums and the NGK's and noticed no difference in any of them. I just use the NGK's now cause they are readily available as are the Champions.
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thanks Dead,I posted before I read this..Is it the same stock plug as the 117, a Champ. RA8HC?
If not, then go to the NGK website and look up the conversion number. But yea, I'd make the switch. :2thumbs:
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100 % CORRECT.remember the spark plug just ignites the fuel mixture, if your bike is set properly the plug will not make much differences. platinum's, and iridium are a little harder to foul. I still use the champions and changes around every 10000 miles but they still look good, ( but I do check regularly on condition. )
Good advice John, Champs it is...:2thumbs:100 % CORRECT.
If your plugs are in good shape,you'll not find a tenth of a horsepower by going to the wallet lightening exotics.:bang:
John
Too funny John.....:roll::roll:100 % CORRECT.
If your plugs are in good shape,you'll not find a tenth of a horsepower by going to the wallet lightening exotics.:bang:
John
John's very correct, but when is he not100 % CORRECT.
If your plugs are in good shape,you'll not find a tenth of a horsepower by going to the wallet lightening exotics.:bang:
John

If you do, you've got something else wrong!

Dead,John's very correct, but when is he not:2thumbs:, about spark plugs "NOT" adding any HP to your motors. :2thumbs:
I was just kidding around about that. My Bad! :nono: Sorry!
But I do find that the NGK Iridium plugs have a tendency to foul less frequently, which means better overall "plug" performance, along with less need for plug replacement as often.
I think that BDM recommends to inspect and/or replace plugs every 2500 miles.
Inspect - Yes
Replace @ 2500 miles- No!
If you do, you've got something else wrong!
Hell, if that were the case, Ray would always be having to carry around two pockets full of them everywhere he went! :roll: :roll: :roll:
Sorry Again for any confusion!
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Brad,Dead,
Wipe your ears off!!! Oh, I'm sorry, that's just a little shit from having your head so far up John's ass. My bad!
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