q70 spark plug recomendations ?
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VStar650CL
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Re: q70 spark plug recomendations ?
I'd stick with the riceburner brands. If it's a VK the stock plugs are NGK's, if it's a VQ they're Densos, but you can really use either brand in anything Nissan. Pull one before you order and see if the burn calls for one heat range cooler or hotter. Your driving has a great effect on that.
Re: q70 spark plug recomendations ?
my vin starts with JN so I assume its the vq?VStar650CL wrote: ↑Tue Dec 31, 2024 6:57 pmI'd stick with the riceburner brands. If it's a VK the stock plugs are NGK's, if it's a VQ they're Densos, but you can really use either brand in anything Nissan. Pull one before you order and see if the burn calls for one heat range cooler or hotter. Your driving has a great effect on that.
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Re: q70 spark plug recomendations ?
What VStar said - really should just use what is listed in your manual.
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Re: q70 spark plug recomendations ?
Nothing wrong with ruthenium, but the case is out about whether they really last any longer than a high-quality iridium. They do outlast cheap iridiums.