Best plugs for falco ?
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Best plugs for falco ?
Im asking because I cant get the bloody thing running since it came back from griff's, and I only put 2 new plugs in when I did the service work,
Yes, 100% guilty of thinking I only needed 2
As it is so much fun getting the front plugs out, Im in no hurry to be repeating the task, so best plugs to install this weekend ?
Although I have download manual, its not much use,cant search it as my laptop has developed an operating system from hell
Yes, 100% guilty of thinking I only needed 2
As it is so much fun getting the front plugs out, Im in no hurry to be repeating the task, so best plugs to install this weekend ?
Although I have download manual, its not much use,cant search it as my laptop has developed an operating system from hell
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I dont find the front plugs to be much of a problem to get out tbh.
Do you have a nice long plug socket with a hex head that can take a large Allen Key? Mine came with the above in her tool kit (not sure if they're 'prilla tho) and make extraction a doddle!
Mind, I do have small girls hands...
Oh, and I just use bog standard NGK's, cleaned and gapped every 3-6 months with no problems.

Do you have a nice long plug socket with a hex head that can take a large Allen Key? Mine came with the above in her tool kit (not sure if they're 'prilla tho) and make extraction a doddle!
Mind, I do have small girls hands...
Oh, and I just use bog standard NGK's, cleaned and gapped every 3-6 months with no problems.
Two is the magic number... ;)
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Aladinsaneuk wrote:Yes jay
But you have slower coloured falcos so they would be fine
Works for me

And i don't think anyone could ride a falco on full chat to notice the difference with iridium plugs anyway, not even our resident race team....keith,Davshill?

And of course you pete

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From personal experience I can say that the iridium NGK's are the right ones, I changed the plugs I had in the bike last year from Iridiums to standard and there was a difference, the bike felt like it was gasping. I put the originals back in and I have just bought a new set of iridiums that I am about to put in at the weekend.
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Tonyunn wrote:From personal experience I can say that the iridium NGK's are the right ones, I changed the plugs I had in the bike last year from Iridiums to standard and there was a difference,
I might try some of the iridiums one day. Never say never

Do they make the bike run smoother? Pick up quicker?

It might be a lot of buck over standard but is it a cheap falco modification if there are gains to be had.

Is it both the above?
or are there more gains to be had?
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