[swaink]

I am installing Stage ll cams, 58mm throttlebody, and Destroyer injectors on my 09 Muscle, I have already installed a Powercommander V w/Autotune, and was wondering if when I install the cams and throttlebody if I should install these Screaming Eagle Spark Plugs compared to the stock ones. Will in make a differance?:notworth:

 

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I don't believe they make SE plugs for the V...Jim

 

[Gdub]

Stick with NGK brand.

 

[swaink]

32186-10 this is the part number for the plug, if you go to the harley site and download the Pro Performance PDF file you will see that this plug fits 02 and later VSRC models.

 

[swaink]

Can someone other than the person who doesn't even know that there is a Screaming Eagle Plug made for the V rod or the other person who tells me nothing more than to stick with NGK plug tell me about this plugs technical data so I will know if it will make a differance once I install these components. Someone with some brains please talk to me. Thank you.

 

[Gdub]

Can someone other than the person who doesn't even know that there is a Screaming Eagle Plug made for the V rod or the other person who tells me nothing more than to stick with NGK plug tell me about this plugs technical data so I will know if it will make a differance once I install these components. Someone with some brains please talk to me. Thank you.

Sweet with a shit attitude like that you are gonna go far.

 

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Sweet with a shit attitude like that you are gonna go far.

My thoughts exactly, jim

 

[Gdub]

But Swink let me help you out with that brain power. Search is a very nice thing. You can find it at the top of your monitor.

http://www.1130cc.com/forums/search.php?searchid=5207618

 

[swaink]

Thanks for the help, but is unwanted by individuals who don't have a clue about what they are talking about, put out some good information or stay off the site, people like you are what cause confusion when someone is after some real answers.

 

[Gdub]

Thanks for the help, but is unwanted by individuals who don't have a clue about what they are talking about, put out some good information or stay off the site, people like you are what cause confusion when someone is after some real answers.

Ha ha.... You are comical. Let me know when you find those real answers you are looking for. Seems to me the part number has been discussed before in several of the links I provided you above. Some people are just too slow.

 

[swaink]

Yea and some people are so slow that they don't know that Harley makes that Screaming Eagle plug for the V Rod **** tard, get you facts straight before you let your mouth overload your hummingbird ass. Retard

 

[Gdub]

Yea and some people are so slow that they don't know that Harley makes that Screaming Eagle plug for the V Rod **** tard, get you facts straight before you let your mouth overload your hummingbird ass. Retard

Still comical.... And fighting on the internet is for retards, but you are doing a great job entertaining me..... Like I said in my second post your shit attitude is really getting you places.

 

[santeg]

they do show them in their catalog and online as for use with the vrod

 

[swaink]

I'm glad you think I'm a comedian there hot nuts, now let the grownups talk for a bit, can anyone else that has some REAL knowledge about this issue talk to me about this and get this clown off the net.

 

[Gdub]

28 posts and I need to get off the net, seems as if I have already provided you some information by people who are far smarter than you or I. Or do you want those same people to type in your thread so you feel "special". You must be slow. I give up.

 

[swaink]

Thank you Santeg, someone who actually did there research before they got on here and started talking. That is the issue I am trying to raise here people, in the other post about this plug the individual thought that the Harley shop sold him the wrong plug but in FACT did sell him the right one. I am trying to find out if this plug makes a differance in performace once installed or if anyone else put these plugs in and has had no issues with them. Now the person who was having issues with his bike must be having other issues etc. (low oil at high rpm) and not these plugs (32186-10)

 

[swaink]

Hey Gdub (nobody is listening to you) so how about you go play with some toys in your playhouse outside. And then you can have a cookie. GOOD BOY!!!!

 

[Gdub]

You are now conversating with yourself.... Good luck!

 

[santeg]

I really dont think that different plugs would be noticeable while riding.
I have read many articles around the web into the fact and have personally tried the much more expensive NGK's with out noticing a minimal change, I have not however used the SE plugs

 

[swaink]

I have 5000 miles on my Muscle, the bike was backfiring so I pulled the plugs and found that one plug was fouled due to the Ground Electrode was almost completely worn down, I think this was due to the bike running rich in the beginning when I first installed the auto tune. I would think that I could get more than 5000 miles on a set of plugs on a stock engine. That is why I am wondering about these plugs due to the better construction of them.