Spark Plugs...

[2slow]

This may be a dumb and often answered question but i really dunno the answer.
I Have an 08 gsxr 600 and want to change the plugs out. Can i just go to autozone and pick soething up or ????

[Gamecock]

Yes, if they carry your plug model. For my FZ1, they are NGK CR9E (I think) and I got them at NAPA

[2slow]

I want to get the NGK Iridiums. Any idea how to find out which exact one i need?

[Gamecock]

Why? Don't waste money on fancy marketing. Just look in your manual and see what the OEM plug is and get those. But its your bike and money.

[2slow]

The manual says it comes with "NGK IRIDIUM CR9EIA-9" so ... :) Thanks for the help. This gives me something to do tonight :)

[Bill3508]

Why? Don't waste money on fancy marketing. Just look in your manual and see what the OEM plug is and get those. But its your bike and money.

Iridium plugs last 3 times as long as standard plugs, no fancy marketing involved. Its just what they are built to do.

[wallypiper]

:yeathat:

Of course, they cost that much too but at least you don't have to change them as often.


NGK IRIDIUM CR9EIA-9
That would be the exact one you need.

[TLR67]

Advanced Auto will have them in their Warehouse for next day delivery...

[secondgen7]

Check O'reilly Auto, too .. they often have the best prices on NGK plugs (local).

[2slow]

Nobody had them in stock except NAPA at their main warehouse on Peachtree INdustrial in Norcross. I picked up the last 4 and spent the last 2 hours (i was haivng fun, listening to music, not in a rush) putting them in and man, they made a difference for me.

So thanks for all of the advice, it really helped, especially the part number.

Oh, and they were $37 for 4 of them so it wasnt that bad :)
:cheers::up:

[TarzanMan]

Changing spark-plugs are one of the times I get jealous of V-twin riders!