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does it mean any thing is wrong with the jetting or bike when the electrode on the plug is worn down? besides that the plug needs to be replaced? seems to run fine i'm running a 280 main with stock pilot and needle on the 4th clip my mods are tr6's, k&n pods, advance timing set at +4.also im at 5000 ft. elevation. thanks for the input guys. Tom

Edited by '04limited
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no pics but the diameter of the electrode is just not as thick as my wifes plugs but her plugs are alot newer also.

Posted (edited)
does it mean any thing is wrong with the jetting or bike when the electrode on the plug is worn down? besides that the plug needs to be replaced? seems to run fine i'm running a 280 main with stock pilot and needle on the 4th clip my mods are tr6's, k&n pods, advance timing set at +4.also im at 5000 ft. elevation. thanks for the input guys. Tom

You mean, like this!!?? :confused:http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w258/Dr...ee/100_0996.jpg

Edited by Tedder
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no it does not look like that the whole diameter of the electrode is just smaller than a new plug like its just worn. i was just wondering if this was normal for a 2 stroke usually i have never worn plugs that bad on a 2 stroke i usually fouled them first with my 250R.

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