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   GreyImport Administrator Staff Member The Chief Contributing Member

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   Trimming a few milimetres off the end of your spark plugs leads gives the plug cap some new fresh wires to contact with and give u a better and more consistent spark
   
   It also gives the opportunity to see if theres any corrosion in the end of the cap and the brass screw
   
   
   
   
   
   

    

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   Phil Senior Member Contributing Member

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   Well done mate, photo's do it justice. Just last week did the zzr600 and got spark back.

    

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   So thats how you do it! Yay! I wasnt exactly sure.

    

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