[lifegetter]

Since it looks like a real pain on the butt to replace/check spark plugs for mechanically challenged people like me, wouldn't it be worth the extra cost to get these 100,000-mile plugs? Although I've been told time and again that it's a waste of money. :roll:

 

[Randy]

I will have 20,000 shortly on the OEM plugs, at that rate how many plugs will I use b-4 it's time to rebuild.What do 100,000 miles plugs cost ?
You will have to have the valves done so have them do the plugs.

 

[JD]

Are the 100,000 mile plugs the iridium plugs? If so, excpect to pay about 3-4 times the amount of a regular plug. :shock:

 

[lifegetter]

Are the 100,000 mile plugs the iridium plugs? If so, excpect to pay about 3-4 times the amount of a regular plug. :shock:

Yeah, both platinum and iridium plugs are supposed to last over 100K miles. They are $5-10 a piece, and we only need two. My vulcan needs [email protected]$7 each for NGK iridium. This brand is not available for burgman, though.

 

[Edwljoseph]

Changing plugs at 7,500 miles is a little ridiculous. I can see changing them every 15k when the valves are looked at. Why pay more for 100k plugs

 

[JD]

I wonder why NGK doesn't list the Burgman on their site? You can find plugs for just about any other m/c or scooter on there. Kind of dissapointing.

 

[minnmax]

NGK Iridium Spark Plugs for Burgman 650

NGK does make an Iridium spark plugthat will work for the Burgman 650. It is their part number CR8EIX.

Lots of places carry the CR8EIX. For example, California Sports Touring Inc. sells these plugs for $6.58 each, plus shipping.

 

[JD]

I saw that plug was for the Suzuki SV 650, but I didn't know if it would fit
in the Burgman's 650.

 

[minnmax]

AN400

Yes, the plug for the Suzuki SV650 & the AN650 are the same.

I do agree with your earlier post though that NGK should list the AN650 on their website.

If anyone wishes to provide the number for the spark plug that goes in the AN400K3 or newer, I'd be happy to check which Iridium plug from NGK would work. I suspect it will be as easy as adding IX to the end, like it was for the AN650.

 

[allwalk]

The OEM plugs will last awhile but I did replace mine as suggested in the manual. The thing worth mentioning is the carbon build up. My plugs were in great shape but did have some carbon on them. I'm sure if left unattended the carbon build up would get worse. It really isnt that hard to change them.

 

[magyver]

Spark Plugs

Don't forget no matter what plug you go with use Anti Sieze or some other like product on the threads and don't get it on the tip of the plug.