Can i install them in a 2013 Harley with no problems
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Yes, I use the DCPR7EIX 6046 It's a great plug same heat range but much better burn, you will notice a difference. I ride a 2010 FLTRX Road Glide Custom.
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Yes, the gap on the plug should be checked. I use these in my Harley sportster 1200 xl
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I recommend you register your vehicle with Amazon and it should help screen your choices. I also suggest you check your owners manual. All that said I have a pair them I will install in about 4000 miles in my 2009 Sportster.
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I put them in my 96 883 w/ the gap (@ 0.028") they came with, instead of the 0.040" for regular plugs, so far, so good. pulled em once to check, and no lean or rich signs. Just 300 miles or so, so far. Good running and starting.
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I bought them for my 2008 Harley. I suggest going to NGK to see if they have updated their site as to wether they are compatible with the newer Harleys. If they haven't updated find out what's on the bike now and cross reference to see what NGK iridium matches up.
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The NGK DCPR6EIX is recommended for the 99-13 twin cam Harley.The NGK DCPR7EIX is recommended for the 86-13 XL models.Check the gap before installing.You did not state what year and model of Harley you have.I have used this type of plug in my cars and bikes with excellent results.
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Should be no problem. Use the provided adapters and they should be fine. Happy riding.
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sorry don't know but all it takes is a call to Harley and ask if an air intake from an 06 softail / fatboy is compatible with your modle? hope this helps.
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Lee,I don't have a Harley, but, these hardly pull any power from your lighting system. You should be able to splice them into your tail light wires. I use them as brake lights. I spliced them into the brake wires. I have not had any issues with these, even over 4 years after installing them. Good luck
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they fix right on my 2005 sportster I would think they would fit fine on 2012 I don't think they made any changes in that area.
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I use them in my 1200 sporty 48. 350 miles later and no problems. I installed them with new pro race wires, ViEds and k&n; hi-flow ac. I'm on hdforums and it was recommended so I gave it a shot and have no regrets.
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Although I dont know 100% I dont think harley has changed thier bolt pattern for their horns since the early 1980's you shouldn't have a problem. Your best bet would be to visit y o ur local harley dealership they could tell u for sure
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Go to the lindby web site . They have a listing for year and model for the Harley's
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As long as you have the OEM engine / crash guard on your bike, this should be able to work for your 2013 Street Glide. We should have the quick release hardware for sale on our store.
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Not sure but I know they fit my 2013 harley davidson dyna I just had to use the original inserts
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My Harley service told me not to worry but do monitor how your bike responds. Since it make the motor run leaner there could be some heat issue. I installed it on my 2010 ultra classic with the stock engine and have had No problems. Checked the spark plugs after a few thousand miles of hard riding and they looked good. I loved the performance boost that the kit gave my bike. Was a straight forward installation also. Hope this helps.
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Kenneth, Sure will and they will sound GREAT. I have on 2014 Road King, pretty much same bike. Install 20 minutes tops.
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u will need to make the ajustments for your bike, as i had to install on a HD sportster,,if u cant am sure u can take to a bike shop and they can do what is needed to install
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I have Harley Sportster 883 Super Low. They do not fit it as well as I would like. Best thing to do is put the information about your bike in the search on Amazon and it should tell you is they will fit. My husband seems to think they will. They tie on, they do not mount like ones that you would buy from Kawasaki.
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I have a Harley streetglide, and i put them in my saddle. You can always modify to make it work
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yeah they replace them no problem. the only difference is internal, the harley head lights have a black background where as the standard ones are chrome.
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A Harley. Has changed their wiring connectors I don't think plug and play will be an option for your bike