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Aug 15, 2007 | 09:13 AM

WARG

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From: The Lone Star State

SE Plug wires

Is there really any need to use the SEupgraded spark plug wires if there are no engine mods other than pipes, SE A/C Kit, and PCIII?

Aug 15, 2007 | 09:44 AM

Clammy

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RE: SE Plug wires

Nah, the stockers are fine. I wanted red plugs wires, that's why I put an SE set on my Train.

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Aug 15, 2007 | 06:01 PM

YTHOG

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RE: SE Plug wires

As you may have read on this forum, someof the new bikesare hard to start. Mine was sort of like that. Every once in a while I had to start it on the 2nd try and sometimes the starter would turn over more than usual when starting. I switched my wires and plugs and went with the SE 8mm terminated plug wire and the SE triple platinum performance spark plugs with the split V electrode. Since I changed these parts, the bike starts immediately and always on the first try. I would say, if you have the starting problems that some bikes do,try this and I think you'll see a difference. Just my opinion.

Aug 15, 2007 | 08:27 PM

sonar_chris

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RE: SE Plug wires

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ORIGINAL: Clammy

Nah, the stockers are fine. I wanted red plugs wires, that's why I put an SE set on my Train.

Cheers!
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I agree, the only need to change them out is if you want a different color. If you do change them out they are only 12 or 13 bucks.

Chris