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  • sandy.singh
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    Ok Guys

    Reviews :: Iridium NGK Spark Plug on Pulsar UG 4.5

    1) Start up is a little Better

    2) A little a very little performance boost in driving.

    3) I haven't checked mileage so will post again here later.

    4) Bike does not vibrates at speed above 60-70

    5) These spark plugs are best suited with K&n filter but i don't use that filter as i was advised by prateek2210 .


    Thanks for the help guys

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  • sandy.singh
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    Thanks rakesh rok, prateek bhai and krish... will revert soon after doing thing you said.. moderators please dont close this thread i will give my reviews

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  • Rakesh Rok
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    [[email protected];922505]Hi guys,


    I own a Bajaj Pulsar 150 UG 4.5 , i have completed 5000 kms and bike has gone for 2 free services. there are some questions. I wanted to go to mechanic but i trust this website more than any one. :




    1) I want to change my spark plugs to better ones like NGX iridium or bosch (whichever is better). Which should i go for? please suggest. NGK Iridium spark plugs are the best, but will cost a little more than usual spark plugs


    2) i want to use best engine oil for my bike i was using motul 5100 20w50. which one should i go for ? Go for shell, fully synthetic oil, that's the best and I am using that only


    3) Should i install K&N filter ? does it improves performance? NO, unless you just want to enjoy rather than taking care of the engine


    4) How to tighten the chain slackness ? check this out as said above http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/do-yours...ess-chain.html


    5) How to tighten foot brake its loose ? Click image for larger version

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ID:	1841106, in the red marked area, there is a sought of screw inserted to an extending small rod, just tighten that up with the help of a spanner, while doing so apply the brakes to see when it's comfortable for you. . .

    Hope this information helps. . .
    Last edited by Rakesh Rok; 03-07-2013, 04:59 PM. Reason: had to make it still more clear to make him understand

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  • prateek2210
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    I would prefer Iridium anyday....but if I have to use the conventional one champion/bosch are good enough

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  • sandy.singh
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    Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
    hi prateek

    i search for part finder at the link you provided which model to go for
    PART FINDER - Vehicle Application-wise

    Select the vehicle manufacturer and model to find out the compatible NGK part number.
    Two Wheelers
    <<Back to Main
    Manufacturer Select Manufacturer BAJAJHERO HONDAHONDAKINETICLMLROYAL ENFIELDSUZUKITVSYAMAHA Model Select Model AvengerBoxer (AT/CT)BYKCaliber (All Models)ChampionChetak 2SCNG 3 WheelerCT 100 DXDiscover 115Discover 125 DTSiEliminatorFusionLegend NXTM80 4SPlatinaPulsar 150/180/200Pulsar 220 DTSi (Left side)Pulsar 220 DTSi (Right side)WindXCD 125 DTSiXCD 135 DTSi
    BAJAJ Pulsar 150/180/200

    CR9E CR9EGP CR9EIX
    Proprietary Rights NGK SPARK PLUGS (INDIA) PVT. LTD.: NGK Japan asserts its proprietary and statutory rights in all intellectual property related to its NGK brands and products and shall effectively prosecute anyone found guilty of or infringing any of its said rights.

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  • prateek2210
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    Originally posted by [email protected] View Post
    any specific model
    NGK

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  • sandy.singh
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    Originally posted by Touseef Ahmed Mohammed View Post
    NGK Spark plugs (non iridium)

    any specific model

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  • Touseef Ahmed Mohammed
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    Originally posted by [email protected] View Post
    which spark plug is as the same heat range as champion ones can u suggest please
    NGK Spark plugs (non iridium)

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  • sandy.singh
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    which spark plug is as the same heat range as champion ones can u suggest please

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  • prateek2210
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    Agree with Krish, use the stock cables..those spitfires will not do any good either

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  • krish2778
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    Originally posted by [email protected] View Post
    do i have to buy spark plug cables.. or can use it with stock ones
    Stock one's are good enough. The spitfire cables that are in the market are not useful to us really..it's just a luxury to have for street bikes like ours.


    Cheers
    Ride safe
    Krishna

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  • sandy.singh
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    do i have to buy spark plug cables.. or can use it with stock ones

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  • krish2778
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    Originally posted by [email protected] View Post
    well krish i dont think so i should go for the spark plugs my champion ones are fine i dont want to screw my bike...
    Nothing to screw up really....it's a simple thing. Champions are more than enough. Get the base ngk model and speeds above 60 will be really smooth firing.

    Cheers
    Ride safe
    Krishna

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  • sandy.singh
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    well krish i dont think so i should go for the spark plugs my champion ones are fine i dont want to screw my bike...

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  • krish2778
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    Originally posted by [email protected] View Post
    means i can use the same model plus on both sides
    Ideally you shouldn't but many people have went against this rule and used it without any problems. So you are welcome to try it out.

    Cheers
    Ride Safe
    Krishna

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