spark plugs and gap

[Valley boi]

What is the correct gap on a 99 fzs 600 thanx. Standard bike with delkevic stubby can.......cheers

[Bimbam]

0,7-0,8 mm.

[darrsi]

Had a bit of spare time at work one day so went on the search until i found a washer that was 0.75mm thick.
Have kept it in my wallet ever since.  [size=78%] [/size]

[Bretty]

The last few couple of sets of NGK CR8E's I've fitted have all been within spec straight out the box.

[unfazed]

Had a bit of spare time at work one day so went on the search until i found a washer that was 0.75mm thick.
Have kept it in my wallet ever since. 

:thumbup :lol

[Punkstig]

The last few couple of sets of NGK CR8E's I've fitted have all been within spec straight out the box.

That's generally the case these days tbf!

[darrsi]

The last few couple of sets of NGK CR8E's I've fitted have all been within spec straight out the box.

I can't imagine them ever being way off spec at all to be honest straight out of the box.
Everyone tends to make a fuss about the gap but we're talking about a savage electronic spark engulfed in highly volatile inflammable liquid.
A few thousanths of millimetres are not gonna stop a plug igniting fuel and send a bike into mass confusion.

[unfazed]

Unless they are fakes and there a plenty of fake NGKs around

[Bretty]

Really?! How would you spot a fake spark plug?

[His Dudeness]

there's a chart that shows a few possible differences

[unfazed]

:agree Sun does not seem to have affected his head in Aus  :lol :lol

[Bretty]

Wow, ok. I'll give mine a little check next time they are out as I always but the cheapest plugs I can find on amazon or ebay, assuming NGK is NGK and they are all the same.

We'll see...