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01-14-2007, 02:05 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Bitter

and you havent fiddled with it any? likely culprits are...
incorrect plugs (too hot)
carbon deposits in the combustion chamber, they heat up and stay hot creating 2ndary ignition sources which can cause knock.

check/change all your plugs and try a topend cleaner.

havent fiddled with it none..the spark plugs are the ones that came with it stock..i have tried seafoam..trice..the first time ALOT of smoke and the second tims just a lil..so it cant be THAT dirty...

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