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if it runs good leave it alone, although id check it when i did the oil changes and other maint.
if its runnin ok then its fine. but i would probably go ahead and swap it out anyways. especially after 2yrs
Nothing like riding on a fresh plug. I would change it once a year depending on how much you ride.
~Brian
I know on my snowmobile.. After 15ish hours of riding I'd change mine and you could feel the power difference.. not sure if this is the same though on a 4stroke motor.
Probably just replace it this weekend to be safe
Quote from: dungbeetle06 on May 12, 2008, 09:29:03 AM
Probably just replace it this weekend to be safe
thats what i would do
I believe the CR8IEX is the iridium plug for the 700. I think it runs smoother with it.
Aaron
Quote from: Colorado700R on May 12, 2008, 09:42:41 AM
I believe the CR8IEX is the iridium plug for the 700. I think it runs smoother with it.
Aaron
i run that plug in mine now that i have gotten my fuel controller back and it seems to run better with thatt plug
Just ordered it locally.....Thanks :thumbs:
Quote from: Colorado700R on May 12, 2008, 09:42:41 AM
I believe the CR8IEX is the iridium plug for the 700. I think it runs smoother with it.
Aaron
Thanks I was just about to ask what it was again. :thumbs:
Michael
I purchased a whole box of 4 from Napa for 28 bucks :thumbs: best price i found!
Yeah I got the Iridium plug because I was at a order of 94 dollars on RMATV, so I just got it for the free shipping lol. :thumbs:
MINE GOING ON 3 YEARS STILL LOOKS AND RUNS GOOD
bike was bought new in aug-05. still same plug. :(
It's not necessary to change the plug, but putting in new plugs is good for a few HP!
It was amazing changing the plugs in my 96' skidoo 583. You could tell when there was new plugs in, the thing would just take off!