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They look great, the base ring should look like chocolate milk, watch this video Most people read plugs wrong. (Not any of you guys of course) The ring around the base is where you look at jetting and nowhere else, not the ground strap or the porcelin, they indicate heat range and detonation respectively.
That video is for reading new plugs that have made one pass on the dragstrip, car turned off and towed back to the pits...none of that information is valid for plugs that have been driven for miles of the street. They showed a plug that was too rich with a bone white porcelain...a street driven plug the whole plug would be turning black...for example.
Your plugs DO look slightly lean , but the more telling part is that you said you get "pops" on deceleration . That is a definate sign of running a bit lean . As some other have said , I would say one size up on your jet .
No, dickweed, I pulled the plugs at the parts store three weeks ago, put them in my saddle bags and took the pics tonight. The whole "I might have been drinking" was tongue-in-cheek. Yes, I was drinking (TONIGHT) when I took the pics. Anyone that can interrogate EXIF data can confirm that.
You are easily the biggest ****ing douche on this forum.
Just a tad lean, but about as close as you'll get with a carb. You can change the jet, see if it helps with the pop. You'll probably end up a tad rich.
Did you shut the bike down when running down the road, or just pull the plugs after you cruised into the parking lot?
According to this site, they appear to be close to the #20 or #21, which is #20 is good, and #21 is kinda hot, but ok.
Me personally I would not change anything. When we were racing dirt track cars we wanted them a little whiter or leaner, but leaner means more horse power until you get too far and start melting the pistons anyway.
No, dickweed, I pulled the plugs at the parts store three weeks ago, put them in my saddle bags and took the pics tonight. The whole "I might have been drinking" was tongue-in-cheek. Yes, I was drinking (TONIGHT) when I took the pics. Anyone that can interrogate EXIF data can confirm that.
You are easily the biggest ****ing douche on this forum.
Kind of a short fuse. I wonder how that is working out?
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