FYI... the NGK plug that comes in the 1200 8V is a PMR8B (6378), and NGK USA states that it crosses with the NGK CR8EIX (4218) Iridium, which is more readily available and almost ~50% less.
From Steve below: The factory is now installing a NGK CR8EKB in the Griso 8V SE models, not the Iridium but a standard plug.
Todd at GuzziTech.com SoCal GuzziTech Power Since 2001!
The PMR8B platinum is the inner plug on the dual plug machines. Would you consider the iridium plug a suitable replacement in that application as well?
John Zibell 2006 1100 Breva 1990 MK V LeMans MGNOC L-188
V700Steve wrote:Just a note, The factory is now installing a NGK CR8EKB in Griso 8V SE models, not the Iridium but a standard plug. This is a low priced plug.
V700Steve wrote:Just a note, The factory is now installing a NGK CR8EKB in Griso 8V SE models, not the Iridium but a standard plug. This is a low priced plug.
So, has this been done to save money or improve performance? or both?
V700Steve wrote:Just a note, The factory is now installing a NGK CR8EKB in Griso 8V SE models, not the Iridium but a standard plug. This is a low priced plug.
So, has this been done to save money or improve performance? or both?
Bean counters at work justifying their paycheck at the expense of a longer lasting and better performing Spark Plug for the Buyer. IMHO
Dan Raidt Central Florida MGNOC Rep 2Guzzis <at> Gmail.com 11 Griso SE "Tenni" 09 V7C "Pearl"
draidt wrote:Bean counters at work justifying their paycheck at the expense of a longer lasting and better performing Spark Plug for the Buyer. IMHO
My HO too. Although there are situations where the simple plug unadorned with precious/semi-precious metal dots works best (e.g., Champion Copper Plus in classic British cars like TR6's).