Spark Plugs help ?
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Spark Plugs help ?
Is it necessary to replace the spark plug when getting a much greater size spark plug wire, such as 9 or 10.3mm.
What are the benefits if I do so?
thank you ver much, all comments appreciated.
What are the benefits if I do so?
thank you ver much, all comments appreciated.
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Re: Spark Plugs help ? (ferby)
no if you replace the wires(which is not smart, i did it, there is no gain, and they usually fail like in my case)
just go with OEM, honda made a great ignition system, keep it
just go with OEM, honda made a great ignition system, keep it
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Re: Spark Plugs help ? (malubawla)
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No. As stated before, Honda made a good ignition system. Don't mess it up using Ractive wires on there. If you need to replace the wires and plugs, NGK plugs and NGK wires will work great as they are OEM.
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No. As stated before, Honda made a good ignition system. Don't mess it up using Ractive wires on there. If you need to replace the wires and plugs, NGK plugs and NGK wires will work great as they are OEM.
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