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  • :':captain:':
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    Originally posted by outworldly maniac View Post
    well bro with iridium u need to change jetting or your jetting should be nearly close to perfect

    this is normal plug recommended on a RX 135
    i.e., a two stroke

    and i think its enough

    thanks for reply
    http://www.ngkntk.in/two_wheelers.ph...HA&model=RX135
    check it out.

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  • :':captain:':
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    Originally posted by outworldly maniac View Post
    well bro with iridium u need to change jetting or your jetting should be nearly close to perfect

    this is normal plug recommended on a RX 135
    i.e., a two stroke

    and i think its enough

    thanks for reply
    NO, this is a misconception. Sparl-Plugs does'nt require jetting..
    Jetting is done to maintain the air-fuel mixture.when v are altering the AIR-FILTER. But spark-plugs dont bother for the mixture, if it's lean or rich. They simply burn them. More the GOOD sparks, more efficiently the fuel is burnt, hence more power n efficiency.
    WITH THE 'IRIDIUMS', they use a 0.6mm iridium electrode, which makes the potential difference between the electrode and the ground very less, which means spark travel more faster n efficiently which insures that no fuel is wasted, correspondingly increases mileage n efficiency.
    M also using an IRIDIUM, with no jetting and M HAPPY WITH IT

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  • :':captain:':
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    Originally posted by jigar2speed View Post
    I think captain is correct, read this link for reference ... Iridium spark plugs by NGK and Denso

    Btw i just ordered, this ---> eBay India: NGK IRIDIUM SPARK PLUGS FOR BIKES (item 280383092907 end time 12-Aug-2009 00:22:11 IST) for my R15, i hope this is a good one... please advice...
    @JIGAR2SPEED: yes HydBiker is correct, why buy it from eBAY....dont buy it from their unless it's the last option..You can get an IRIDIUM-NGK at around 550 anywhere, so no point in spending 650 for it..or else find ur part number on dis link http://www.ngkntk.in/partfinder.php

    Originally posted by HydBiker View Post
    Why order on eBay and wast so much more money on it when you can get it from an NGK dealer near ur place at a little discount on MRP sometimes???

    I am using the Iridium plug on my R15 for almost 6K KMs now and couldn't really see (doesn't mean there isn't any) any difference it made to the bike.
    @HydBiker: how can ur IRIDIUM dosent work? Hav u bought it from a genuine shop? . BTW wat part number you are using now? ('pls quote it') For ur R15, CR8eIX(double-electrode) will be cool, or else go for CR9eIX(colder one)...Go for CR9eIX,,since your R15 is extra power mill

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  • outworldly maniac
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    Originally posted by :':captain:': View Post
    I tried searching for NGK BPR 8HS, but could'nt find much info on it...
    price quoted on internet is b/w 3$-3pounds..so, it would be around 250rs or so.
    NGK iridiumSP is best......
    u can easily find it here..NGK Partfinder Catalogues
    well bro with iridium u need to change jetting or your jetting should be nearly close to perfect

    this is normal plug recommended on a RX 135
    i.e., a two stroke

    and i think its enough

    thanks for reply

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  • :':captain:':
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    Originally posted by outworldly maniac View Post
    hey guys today for cleaning my spark plug
    the mech was rubbing in between the gap with sand paper
    is it ok or i will have to get a new one....

    any idea how much a NGK BPR 8HS would cost ?

    thanks
    I tried searching for NGK BPR 8HS, but could'nt find much info on it...
    price quoted on internet is b/w 3$-3pounds..so, it would be around 250rs or so.
    NGK iridiumSP is best......
    u can easily find it here..http://www.ngkntk.in/partfinder.php

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  • HydBiker
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    Originally posted by jigar2speed View Post
    Btw i just ordered, this ---> eBay India: NGK IRIDIUM SPARK PLUGS FOR BIKES (item 280383092907 end time 12-Aug-2009 00:22:11 IST) for my R15, i hope this is a good one... please advice...

    Why order on eBay and wast so much more money on it when you can get it from an NGK dealer near ur place at a little discount on MRP sometimes???

    I am using the Iridium plug on my R15 for almost 6K KMs now and couldn't really see (doesn't mean there isn't any) any difference it made to the bike.

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  • jigar2speed
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    Originally posted by :':captain:': View Post
    check dem out on internet, dey are cool..superior than NGK..

    @sam92: ur RTRian,congo,m also havin it n simply loves dis bike..9 months old,still 13900 on d ODO..
    i am using NGK CR8Eix single-electrode, but wondering for further upgradations lik KnN air-filter & free-flow silencer, but could'nt make up my mind... I searched for DENSO, it's good. BUT with d NGK, m wondering CR8eIX will b fime or CR9eIX(colder one) ?
    I think captain is correct, read this link for reference ... Iridium spark plugs by NGK and Denso

    Btw i just ordered, this ---> eBay India: NGK IRIDIUM SPARK PLUGS FOR BIKES (item 280383092907 end time 12-Aug-2009 00:22:11 IST) for my R15, i hope this is a good one... please advice...

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  • outworldly maniac
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    hey guys today for cleaning my spark plug
    the mech was rubbing in between the gap with sand paper
    is it ok or i will have to get a new one....

    any idea how much a NGK BPR 8HS would cost ?

    thanks

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  • :':captain:':
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    Originally posted by sam92 View Post
    never heard of em .. NGK is NGK
    check dem out on internet, dey are cool..superior than NGK..

    @sam92: ur RTRian,congo,m also havin it n simply loves dis bike..9 months old,still 13900 on d ODO..
    i am using NGK CR8Eix single-electrode, but wondering for further upgradations lik KnN air-filter & free-flow silencer, but could'nt make up my mind... I searched for DENSO, it's good. BUT with d NGK, m wondering CR8eIX will b fime or CR9eIX(colder one) ?
    Last edited by :':captain:':; 08-12-2009, 01:25 AM.

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  • sam92
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    Originally posted by :':captain:': View Post
    HEY PPLE, anyone one knows, where can i find a DENSO IRIDIUM POWER spark plug in INDIA.. it's better than NGK IRIDIUM IX.
    never heard of em .. NGK is NGK

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  • :':captain:':
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    HEY PPLE, anyone knows, where can i can find a DENSO IRIDIUM POWERspark plug in INDIA.. It's better than NGK IRIDIUM IX..

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  • :':captain:':
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    HEY PPLE, anyone knows, where can i can find a DENSO IRIDIUM POWER spark plug in INDIA.. It's better than NGK IRIDIUM IX....

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  • :':captain:':
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    HEY PPLE, anyone one knows, where can i find a DENSO IRIDIUM POWER spark plug in INDIA.. it's better than NGK IRIDIUM IX.

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  • nox2505
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    Originally posted by kauria View Post
    So how is the performence after removing the inner filter? Did you check the plug tip colour after removing the inner filter? What is the kmpl u r gettin after that.

    currently i am running 108 main jet and single air filter. spark plug electrode color is brown, 42-45 kmpl, with almost riding in range of 80-110kmph

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  • kauria
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    Originally posted by nox2505 View Post
    Company considers dusty conditions and cleaning at service (2000-3000 kms duration) with single filter, performance is equivalent to k&N.
    So how is the performence after removing the inner filter? Did you check the plug tip colour after removing the inner filter? What is the kmpl u r gettin after that.

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