If you are talking the NGK Iridium plug, lots of offroaders use them. Its probably because offroaders work harder and therefore run a lot hotter than road bikes and need a harder, hotter than normal plug
The spark plug gap for a Suzuki RMZ 250 K6 should be set at .024 inches. A new spark plug will already be preset and should not need to be adjusted.
18mm Deep style socket.
18m thinwalled socket
You need to be much more specific
Personally, If you do not know how many spark plugs your motorcycle uses, you probably don't need to be riding it. My feelings aside, the Suzuki GSX-R 750(as well as all models in the GSX-R family, the Yamaha R1, R6, the Honda CBR family, and the kawasaki zx/zzr family) are Inline 4 -cylinder engines(I-4). As with any engine, you need one spark plug per cylinder. Since you have an I-4, you would need 4 spark plugs. If you have a V-twin or a parallel twin, you need 2 spark plugs. If you have a single cylinder engine(scooters, most dirtbikes or any other very small cc engine), you only need one cylinder. You will also need to make sure you buy the proper spark plug, and GAP THE SPARK PLUG TO THE CORRECT GAP!!!! I do not know the gap off the top of my head, but you should be able to find it in your owners manual, or do some searching online.
Spark plugs in most vehicles under normal conditions need a new set of plugs every 30,000 miles or so.
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You need to be more specific? Is it lights, charging system, spark etc You need to be more specific? Is it lights, charging system, spark etc
The easiest way to tell is to pull one out. It will be marked what brand and part number on it.
You need to be more specific on both models
You need to be more specific. What engine does your car have and elaborate as to what you are trying to ask.
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