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john ball
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10.29.2005 08:04
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can anyone let me know what the replacement plug i need for a Baron scooter, 50cc, 2 cycle engine.
thank you
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Jack Brenman
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03.23.2005 11:36
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Hey, I need a new spark plug for my Honda SFX scooter. Anyone have any ideas as to which one I need and could anyone reccomend a place to purchase one?
Thanks in advance.
Email: Happy_psycho_666@hotmail.com
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Sean G
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02.10.2005 15:33
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You want to use a NGK plug for an asian scoot, and you need the br8hsa itll have a longer electrode. Your plug is usually gapped at around .7mm get a keyring plug gapper. After youve got the right plug, you may find that by putting a thin washer of a certain height on your sparkplug may increase ignition efficiency. Its called profiling, and its hard to do without a dynamo.
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Mac Howarth
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09.11.2004 18:52
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Hi
I recently purchased a second hand Suzuki scooter which I was informed was an RS50 built in Spain. I now believe this to be an AP50, having seen pictures of same. The frame has a plate with CI-1021 on it if this helps.
My questions are as follows if anyone can help - What is the correct spark plug to use (preferably NGK) also having recently had the engine rebuilt at which time the automatic 2 stroke oil feed was disconnected, what petrol/oil mixture should I use?
If anyone could help I would appreciate an email to mac@machpromotions.com ..... thanks
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Jolan Schmidt
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03.10.2004 17:14
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I have a Zuma Yamaha scooter 2002--any idea what the correct gap would be? Thanks
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Marc Kaplan
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11.02.2003 20:54
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I just bought a 1999 Derbi Predator, I was just wondering what should the tire pressure be set to.
Thanks,
Marc
Mkaplan1101@aol.com
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Tyler Mitchell
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03.28.2003 15:57
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since we're on the topic...will my scooter gain anything from using a higher performance spark plug? Should I always use the recommended plug?
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james waters
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12.04.2003 13:51
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> since we're on the topic...will my scooter gain anything
> from using a higher performance spark plug? Should I
> always use the recommended plug?
^That's a good?It would make since if u put a plug in it that u would get more out of ur scooter.but get expert opinion,and lit me now whays up 2.
email me @ socom_452002@yahoo.com
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luke is the best
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12.22.2003 18:14
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> >
> > since we're on the topic...will my scooter gain anything
> > from using a higher performance spark plug? Should I
> > always use the recommended plug?
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Help me i have a honda sxr 50cc but when i went to several bike shops my scooter was not listed in there spark plug books.
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