Surface gap spark plugs?
I took the spark plug covers off and had a look at my spark plugs last week and noticed that the plugs are surface gap plugs, meaning they have no side electrodes. Is there a benefit or disadvantage to this type plug? I am having trouble finding another set of the same type to replace them with.
I plan to take the car on a 2500 mile road trip in 3 months and want to start getting it ready now.
I plan to take the car on a 2500 mile road trip in 3 months and want to start getting it ready now.
I took the spark plug covers off and had a look at my spark plugs last week and noticed that the plugs are surface gap plugs, meaning they have no side electrodes. Is there a benefit or disadvantage to this type plug? I am having trouble finding another set of the same type to replace them with.
I plan to take the car on a 2500 mile road trip in 3 months and want to start getting it ready now.
I plan to take the car on a 2500 mile road trip in 3 months and want to start getting it ready now.
They were designed for 2 stroke outboard motors and high performance 2 stroke motorsickles!
CHUCK 'EM! Pronto!
Fit the correct NGK Platinum or Iridium plugs as they are OEM.
Just guessing here: you probably need upper shock mount. Google changing upper shock mounts on a XTree OA (cwist sakes, siwi: x308) Jaguar and you'll come up with many many pieces in this forum on that subject including where you can buy them.
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