Iridium Plug?

got mine at advance auto parts. the number is #BKR5EIX-11

i had to go to napa b/c no one else around here had them.

they were $10

advance auto has them $6.00 napa is a rip off

hmmmmm thats funny b/c adv. didn't have any...

they do in beaumont,tx

well

well i am not in beaumont, tx...i am 4 hours east...



i wish i was in beaumont though

ask for # 5464 I picked up 2 on thur. thay told me thay changed the # the plugs I got had both sets of #'s. I think 5464 is adv.'s # The store I was in had 10

Got mine from NAPA.Cost me $6.84 with tax.

What should the gap be on this plug?

-Billy

why do wish you were in beaumont. a couple of weeks ago i had to drive to Moble, Al. and it looked like alot of good riding east.

the book says 38-43 the plug came 42 so I put it in.

Got mine last week and love it. I went with the gap that NGK suggested .036. When I pull the original out it was at .032. But since I've changed it starts up a lot better than before.

Is'nt it already Iridium ?

I also ordered Iridium NK (5464 = BKR5EIX-11) but when I looked inte my service manual, I notice that : TO PREVENT DAMAGING THE IRIDIUM CENTER ELECTRODE....
Tough the numbers are different, isn't it already Iridium Spark Plug in my Foremen ?

is there a big benifit to the higher end plug. it runs for 10.99 but a normal ngk is 3.59.

so is it worth the extra cash?

I was wondering the same thing , some people say those plugs are bad what do you think?????

i just stick with a stock ngk, i know it wont hurt my bikes

Whats so good about these plugs?

lol they didnt have a "stock" one on the shelf so i upgrade guess i will see the difference