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12-02-2016, 08:49 AM
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Is it a different thread than any other on the market? Please do tell what is different about the plug that it can not be substituted with a defferent make/ brand.
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12-02-2016, 09:48 AM
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Anyway, they took the same approach that Cummins did for some of their stuff....its super speciality! I haven't checked the threads, nor the protrusion length, but THAT would not be a problem. If you wanted, and if it were diff., all your favorite plugs would only be a Heli-Coil away!!!!! Just from looking and feel, I don't think theres a diff., just no listing to a diff. plug. Notice as bikes go on, later models come out, theres less adjustability? Its getting to be a desposible society. Just Like The Cars....
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12-02-2016, 01:49 PM
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I changed the plugs in my 12 Voyager a couple years ago due to a low speed stumble, they were not the problem. I got them while on vacation, but when checking locally, they needed to be ordered, auto parts stores did not carry them. I'm thinking they were about $13-14 each then. They tried to cross reference them and said there was no other plug that was a direct replacement for these. I still have the stock plugs in a drawer and if need be, will reinstall these when the time comes. Bike now has just under 59k miles and going strong.
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