Would You Change these?

I just finnished changing my plugs and these are the old ones. To me it looks like they ran a little lean. Whats your thoughts on um? Time for a change?

yep, i would change them. how many miles are on those?

definetly time for a change

I just finnished changing my plugs and these are the old ones. To me it looks like they ran a little lean. Whats your thoughts on um? Time for a change? I dunno if it's time to change them but you have them out already, might as well put new ones in there :)

yep, i would change them. how many miles are on those? I just bought the bike so I don't know. The bike has 19K on it but the guy went 1 tooth down in front and 2 in the rear and now spedo-healer so the milage is a little lower than whats realy on it. I changed all fluids and plugs, everything was clean but these plugs..

I dunno if it's time to change them but you have them out already, might as well put new ones in there :) HEHE I thought about cleaning them up because the electos are still in gap but ya I decided not to put um back in. Hell whats 15 bucks:)

HEHE I thought about cleaning them up because the electos are still in gap but ya I decided not to put um back in. Hell whats 15 bucks:) Good choice, and while you're at it, spend $99 on a SpeedoHealer so you can monitor how many miles you've gone on the new tune-up :thumbup

Those plugs show a nice clean burn, a little on the Rich side though...Alot of fuel deposits on em.

I'm wit wheatman. A good burn. If the bike was running lean the plugs would be like an ashy white, too rich and they would be a very dark carbon black

Once you go through the aggravation of taking them out, you might as well change them.

I'm wit wheatman. A good burn. If the bike was running lean the plugs would be like an ashy white, too rich and they would be a very dark carbon black :stpd: The on the left has run a little rich. No worries....looks fine. But should be renewed.