Splitfire Plugs
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i'm not touting this plug as the best by any means. But it seems to run good in my 86 FLHT. Splitfire SF6D gapped at .40
In Cincinnati Auto Zones they are closing them out for $.99 ! If you try 'em adjust with a "wire gauge" for best adjustment rather than "ring" style adjuster. Anyone have any exp with these. i just couldn't pass up for price. bought 8 sets for $ 15.84
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I ran them in my 1998 Dyna and I thought I felt a little more power. Then I fouled them out and replaced them with an extra set I had on the shelf and never did get around to picking up another set.
I will have to have a look when I go to pickup the FI cleaner for the jeep. Thanks for the reminder!
I will have to have a look when I go to pickup the FI cleaner for the jeep. Thanks for the reminder!
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I saw the champions on the cross reference I got from www.harley-performance.com . may try them after I make sure everything is running right.
today is the first day bike has been out of the garage after the mods in my signature. After first run the plugs looked great. Had been running rich,
backed carb off to 1 1/4 turns.
today is the first day bike has been out of the garage after the mods in my signature. After first run the plugs looked great. Had been running rich,
backed carb off to 1 1/4 turns.
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