Denso plugs
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Denso plugs
Have been searching all over the place (I.net) and has different answers, it says that early TDM´s uses IX27b and another says TRX uses IX24b.
Anyone running Denso´s and can bring clarity in what part number they are??
Cheers
Anyone running Denso´s and can bring clarity in what part number they are??
Cheers
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Re: Denso plugs
Don´t know if Sweden got a really huge batch but they are at the bottom here, Denso million times better. A lot of people wich experienced bad NGK´s if bikes just a tad fat.steve speed wrote:why denso ?? whats up with NGK![]()
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Found them on ebay 10€ cheaper than Sweden just now!
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Re: Denso plugs
I´m going: Ix24B (denso iridium power)steve speed wrote:which denso plug are you using ??
In the bike now i have splitfire.
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Re: Denso plugs
i spoke to a man from ngk a few years ago and he told me ngk were taking splitfire to court about there claims of more power from there plugs ,,he said any new plug will give more bhp but only for a short time
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Re: Denso plugs
Only good thing about splitties is the angled spark me thinks.steve speed wrote:i spoke to a man from ngk a few years ago and he told me ngk were taking splitfire to court about there claims of more power from there plugs ,,he said any new plug will give more bhp but only for a short time
Got a good deal on them so....
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Re: Denso plugs
i must say that iam with codger on this,,, the thread just seams to be cut better and i also have never had a problem with NGK

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Re: Denso plugs
I am currently running NGKs, put this set in at approx. 30,k, at 48,k they are looking very good
.using BigProfit 95 octane fuel
I have a pair of irridiums sitting on the shelf, but am a bit hesitant on putting them in. I have heard, and read a couple of stories on irridiums, ie; a smaller spark is created ( due to the smaller electrode ); a more intensified hot spot on the piston crown, causing piston failure.etc, etc.
I have a pair of irridiums sitting on the shelf, but am a bit hesitant on putting them in. I have heard, and read a couple of stories on irridiums, ie; a smaller spark is created ( due to the smaller electrode ); a more intensified hot spot on the piston crown, causing piston failure.etc, etc.