Spark plugs upgraded to Laser Iridium


I guess I'm getting better at it, but I hate removing the tank. Each time I'm just waiting for the fuel line connectors to get damaged, as has happened to @Tal - they're POS plastic.

I'd take the opportunity to clean the air filter anyway (to put off next service a bit) and I think the fuel filter is due at 10K miles, isn't it?
 
I bought 11inch needle nose pliers, used a propane torch and bent the needle nose plier to perfectly snug fit on fuel line connectors, now it takes no more than 20seconds to open those 2 left and right locks on fuel line connector.
 
imcool said:
The biggest reason for me to replace those spark plugs is the stock spark are not performance grade, I am hoping to get little bit better mileage out of new spark plugs.
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I’m glad you explained your reasoning. I was wondering why you did that much work. Im to lazy so I’ll just buy the gas.
BTW I thought the “ ho” reference was hilarious. Man ho is a dream come true for some pervs like Mighty Mouse and myself. All just jokes and fun, hope you get your bike perfected for your own desires.
 
I'm not sure that Laser Iridium plugs would be strong enough for my Rocket.
I'll wait for the Jedi Blaster Light Saber Iridiums.
use the force Luke
 
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