F4I spark plug part number?
#31
hey now my bike looks clapped and runs optimus prime.
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#32

Quote Originally Posted by Ethiopian
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hey now my bike looks clapped and runs optimus prime.

when you dont kill it your more focused on looks and parts...If my motor will turn over..keyed or pushed and it goes forward when i left the clutch out..thats all im worried about..
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#33
thanks guys, tried that part # at autozone and drew a blank, just gonna pull a plug and cross reference the number, guess autolite sells a iridiem plug for pretty cheap

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And sure you can run a 190 tire on a 180 rim and vice versa just fucks up the shape of the tire, changes contact patches... Wanna argue that one too? You'll lose that as well....

ow... just blew your credibility with that one, haha
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#34
[QUOTE=*Tanus*

ow... just blew your credibility with that one, haha[/QUOTE]


hahah...It took you that long to figure this out...


Its always the mechanics who know it all that end up knowing nothing..


and ohh boy you've worked in parts...I know dumb bitches that work in parts that dont know their twat from a hole in the ground..someone with down syndrome could do your job..so stop giving mechanical advice.
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#35

Quote Originally Posted by *Tanus*
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thanks guys, tried that part # at autozone and drew a blank, just gonna pull a plug and cross reference the number, guess autolite sells a iridiem plug for pretty cheap

ow... just blew your credibility with that one, haha

let me know if they have something that works. i went to autozone and they couldnt find anything. the guy even tried to just match the thread and couldnt find nothing but he may of just been stupid.
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#36
I was never able to find the exact right ones at an auto store,And ive also had bad experiences with autolites in the past...Its shitty to spend that much on 4 little piece of shit plugs but if you gotta buy em from a bike shop its the way to go.
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#37

Quote Originally Posted by *Tanus*
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thanks guys, tried that part # at autozone and drew a blank, just gonna pull a plug and cross reference the number, guess autolite sells a iridiem plug for pretty cheap

the imr9c-9h ones? thats weird that nothing come up! i ordered some the other day before reading this post i have them here in front of me so its definatley the right number!
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#38

Quote Originally Posted by *Tanus*
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thanks guys, tried that part # at autozone and drew a blank, just gonna pull a plug and cross reference the number, guess autolite sells a iridiem plug for pretty cheap

ow... just blew your credibility with that one, haha

HAHAHAHAHAHA reallllly!?!? Go talk to a tire tech about it. I actually thought it never mattered until I talked to the guy who is in charge of doing all the tire tech stuff for Parts Unlimited and if was explained to me very specifically with all the proof. not a hard concept to understand, you can figure it out with a piece of paper.

And I'm a certified tech so I'll give all the mechanical advice I want. This coming from the guy who said if it fits in theplug hole it'll work.... you have got to be kidding me... fail
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#39
ok guy,if someone told you its gotta be true..
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#40
Hahaha the guy was a tire engineer for Bridgestone... I'm gonna go ahead and believe him and the proof he had on the matter as opposed to a random guy that says it doesnt matter just because they dont think so.... with no proof. Pretty solid logic there
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