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What would be the best spark plug replacement for my 08 nightster. I looked up the specs, but I'm not sure what to get......
Check out the link below for cross references on spark plug numbers. There is a lot of debate on the subject, but the stock harley spark plugs are just fine for your motor. And they are cheap.
Spark plugs are spark plugs. They have one job to do and no matter how much money you spend on plugs they won't make a difference in he way your bike runs.
Only exception I can think of is Iridium plugs will last three times as long and are only twice the price (autolite XS4164). The ONLY reason I even tried them is for cold starts in the winter. Starting at 14F is much easier on the bike with the Iridiums. If you are not starting in such cold conditions then stock plugs are just as good. If I were not a year round rider I would aslo use stock plugs. They work better than some fancy plugs that cost more per plug than a quart of scamsoil.
Funny i just got 2 new E3.36 plugs at O'Riellys today for my 2013 Sportster 72. I've got E3'S in my Softail, my Mustang & my F150 THEY improved performance in every vehicle & mileage in both cars. Just smoged both cars after installing E3's they got best #'s than ever on the tests. They're expensive but better than anything I've used before & I've tried everything
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