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    cr9e or cr8e?

    Hey guys, nice and easy question for ya,

    I have a ZX6R 2005 C1H and i was wondering what spark plugs i should run? cr9e or cr8e?

    I ride my bike quite aggressively, often only a couple of days a week but full tit and i will be attending some track days coming up.

    Manual says cr9e ngk

    Which one??

    thanks in advance!

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    Stick with the 9's. Any performance gain (if there even is one) wouldnt be worth the possibility of the hotter range plugs damaging something.

    Not sure if it's even necessary on a FI Modern bike, but on my 2 Smoker I run 8's for road, which helps with the fouling. And 9's at the track (so it's not as hot while being thrashed constantly).
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    Use the stock heat range but in Iriduim all good

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    Slow down Rossi.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Westy_mate View Post
    I ride my bike quite aggressively, often only a couple of days a week but full tit and i will be attending some track days coming up.
    This is a troll right? For Katman or someone else benefit? Please........
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    Quote Originally Posted by White trash View Post
    This is a troll right? For Katman or someone else benefit? Please........
    Im honest and want the best possible answer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Westy_mate View Post
    and want the best possible answer.
    Stop riding like a twat on the road.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Westy_mate View Post
    Im honest and want the best possible answer.
    Well the first thing I'd do, is do a little research on what the difference in heat range designations actually means, and what effects they have. Then ask yourself why the hell you'd want to deviate from what the manual specifies.

    Secondly, why do squids feel the need to make statements like "I ride aggressive....full tit" and not expect people to think they're a bit of a tit?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    Stop riding like a twat on the road.
    Who said i was riding like a twat on the rd? stop Trolling, now that's some good advice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by White trash View Post
    Well the first thing I'd do, is do a little research on what the difference in heat range designations actually means, and what effects they have. Then ask yourself why the hell you'd want to deviate from what the manual specifies.

    Secondly, why do squids feel the need to make statements like "I ride aggressive....full tit" and not expect people to think they're a bit of a tit?
    lol Bro your a crack up. do you ever sit back and read what you write? no no dont get me wrong, keep posting!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    Slow down Rossi.
    oh shit, did he sign up for riding a kawasaki next year ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by TOTO View Post
    oh shit, did he sign up for riding a kawasaki next year ?
    I hope so! ha ha

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    anyone got a link to what the spark plug codes actually mean ? I've often wondered about that ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mort View Post
    anyone got a link to what the spark plug codes actually mean ? I've often wondered about that ...
    hmm i dont sorry, however the higher the number e.g cr9e the ("9" being the number) the colder the plug meaning it fires at a lower temperature.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mort View Post
    anyone got a link to what the spark plug codes actually mean ? I've often wondered about that ...
    Yeah try NGK dot anything. Lots out there if you google it

    What my learned trashy friend is eluding to is that 9 is a colder plug than an 8, at least in NGK brand.

    [edit OP has now pointed that out, did you know that originally? why would you want to go to a hotter plug?]
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