tuning-forks
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So the stock plugs are boxed at .7mm from NGK. Yamaha spec is .6 to .7mm for the FZ6.
I have read that the dual ground plugs should never be gapped. If that is true, any significant mileage on the plug will probably put it out of spec. I would love to hear from a Yamaha service shop whether they gap them, or just replace if they have any wear on them (because they come pre-gapped at the max. allowable).
Before I read that they should never be gapped, I tried. I have several of the proper gapping tools for regular plugs and none would fit into the tight space on the CR9EK.
A couple questions, are most people using single ground plugs instead of the EK's ? Or if you are using the dual ground EK's, what are you using for a gapping tool?
I have read that the dual ground plugs should never be gapped. If that is true, any significant mileage on the plug will probably put it out of spec. I would love to hear from a Yamaha service shop whether they gap them, or just replace if they have any wear on them (because they come pre-gapped at the max. allowable).
Before I read that they should never be gapped, I tried. I have several of the proper gapping tools for regular plugs and none would fit into the tight space on the CR9EK.
A couple questions, are most people using single ground plugs instead of the EK's ? Or if you are using the dual ground EK's, what are you using for a gapping tool?