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Old 05-13-2009, 01:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default NGK PLATINUM SPARK PLUG and Petronas fully synthetic oil FOR HH CBZ EXTREME

hey guys.. i've a cbz extreme 2007 model .. i plan to change the spark plug to NGK G-power series. . i.e. platinum spark plug .. it is available for Rs.175 in hyd .. do you guys think there will be improved performance ? ?

Is it advisable to change the spark plug or can I do without the change as well ? ?


Also How good is Petronas synthetic oil for CBZ ??
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Go for it eyes closed! If the Iridium were to be available, that would have been a better choice, but I think it is not there for the Xtreme.
Also, what is the grade of engine oil recommended in your manual? If it is 20w40 then it is a perfect fit. Many of us here are using Petronas full synth oil 10w40&are very happy with it. Contact HydBiker if you want some cans, he always gets a crate shipped&we take it from him.
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Old 05-13-2009, 05:19 PM   #4 (permalink)
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CBZ-x is 10W30 SJ and i think castrol power 1 semi synthetic is recommended. Though i don't know full synthetic oils with 10W30 rating
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CBZ-x is 10W30 SJ and i think castrol power 1 semi synthetic is recommended. Though i don't know full synthetic oils with 10W30 rating
Tough to find a 10w30. I guess you can comfortably go with the Petronas full synth, being the cheapest full synth option there. There are many other semi-synths available, check the Engine Oils thread for more info.
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Once you use a synthetic it would be very hard to go back to mineral oil.
Petronas users say its even better than castrol power 1 racing poor Castrol.I think its available for Rs400 go for it with your eyes closed.
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I own a HH Hunk.Can i try the same changes on tht?
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Hi guys I have a feiro f2 i too am planning to change my spark plug to a high performance one could any one advice..
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Do you NEED it, or are just plain going by peer pressure, or to keep up with the Joneses?
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I actually dont know what actually a high performance spark plug do.
actually my friends suggested me to buy one.
Sorry to sound ignorant
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