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  • 3:30 hah i gotta joint right here

  • use the spark plug socket to gently drop them in by droping em in you will easily bend the tip of the plug decreasing your gap

  • @balls7504 Yes, true. I just added that to the video now. thanks

  • Thanks Brotha. You helped me a lot but you missed one crucial part of this procedure. You never mentioned drinking a beer. This is an important step in this procedure. You must have a beer while working on the bike at all times. Copy that? 

  • @periloushoggies haha that is the most important =) glad you found the video useful man!

  • Whilst in most cases the tool kit that comes with your bike isn't worth looking at, the plug removal tool is excellent. It's hinged and just the right length too. Also it will grip your plug nicely when you take out the old plug and insert the new one.

  • @Knightlore10 If you don't want to use your ignition wires to pull it out this would be a good alternative. I assumed most of that stuff was crap haha. Thanks for the pointer

  • Hi thanx for the vid very useful. Ammmm.... Does anybody know how to take out and reinstall the fuel injectors to send them for a clean up...?? Please if anybody can help it would be much appreciated.

  • @sergiolad I usually throw fuel injector cleaner in it every oil change so that doesn't happen. But I would suggest trying searching the gsxr forum using google. Best of luck man!

  • @DlbDareDevil thanx very much I will do that I'm going to search gixxer forums to see what I find. And yes that is a great option to throw some injector cleaner but the think is I bought a use one so the guy that sell it to me didn't take to much care of this gorgeous(but banged up.) GSXR600 K5 so I'm basically stuck learning everything I can so I can fix it from the ground up.... yeah its in really bad shape but what u gonna do. Its my patience project as I like to call it jajaj :P take care

  • I changed them and it did work...just like you said.

    My only issue was when my screw driver wasn't long enough to reach one side of the airbox. I had to buy another set.

  • Hi good video. What size spark plug socket do i need? Will it be the same for a K7 600 or should I check that with a dealer? Greasing the threads is understandable but would it not affect the spark quality if you grease the top of the plug?

  • @Knightlore10 you can get the spark plugs at any autoparts store and they will probably be less than the dealer to. Just ask them for the socket size there. I don't know off the top of my head. There are free service manuals online just Google them. Greasing the THREADS allows you to take it out next service interval. DO NOT grease the top where it sparks just the threads. And when I said top of the spark plug I ment top where the boot is which is with dialectic grease. sorry

  • @Knightlore10 oh and just go to the autoparts store and tell them what bike you have Idk if it's the same (it most likely is) but the autoparts store's computer should know and they most likely should have it in stock as well.

  • thanks bro i didnt know where the spark plugs where at on my bike

  • @whitewashed805 no problem man!

  • What year bike is this video for?

  • @MrGutierrez1025 This will 100% work with 06-07 600/750 but SHOULD work on all gsxr from 2000 and up. Most bikes have the sparks in the same location. Only bike that I have that is completely different is the 07-08 Yamaha R1 which is behind the front wheel however only the location is different the method for changing them is the same. And sorry for the slow response time! Hope this video helped

  • This vid is very usefull thanks, Do u have a video on how you installed your speakers & what are you using to play your music?

  • @gnbzrk Your welcome. And no I have no videos on how I installed my speaker system I should consider adding one. But I do sell the speakers and amp for $75 shipped with tracking from so cal. The speakers come with a factory warranty as well. 

  • @DlbDareDevil Oh no thanks I got a good set of kenwood speakers but i just needed some visual installations tips. It would be fun cranking some music on the bike lol

  • @gnbzrk I used an L bracket from ace hardware and installed to the mirror mounts so that I didn't need to cut. However for a better/more secure install I'd recommend cutting into the fairings

  • @gnbzrk No but I do sell the speaker kits and can mount them for you. sorry for the slow response

  • hey, I was wondering if this concept also applies to an older 2001 gsxr 750 model. 

  • @mstiuseco yes it does. Sorry for the slow response I'm really laggin it. Only bike that it dosen't apply to is r1 as the spark plugs are located right behind the front wheel. But still the method is the same. hope this helped with the install.

  • Good video...Suzuki rocks....

  • @DESOUL007 Unfortunately I did a straight trade for a 2007 R1. But I still love the GSXRs. I might buy the new 2011 750 as they look like the old 06/07's =) ride safe man

  • Dude great vid helps tons man now I got my weekend project lol gsxr boys !!!!!!!

  • @projectk2 Thanks! Took like 2 hours to put together edit and upload. Thought someone might need help and find this useful. Glad I helped you and several people out. Keep working on your bike it'll keep it running nice for a long time and save you a ton of money.

  • lol stearlership

    

  • Thanks for the video dude. Before the video, I didn't know how to take out the air box. I stood there thinking "How the hell am i supposed to take the screws out??!"

  • @HTC2971 that's just what I thought. Therefore I made this video to help people like me haha. Suzuki needs to make things easier how about clips instead?

  • Thanks for the video. I had no clue how to take out the air box. Now i know

  • @HTC2971 im glad i could help just make sure you like the video. =)

  • Dude thanks very much for the video... saved me big bucks literally. and have to agree with you on how trickyy it is to loosen up the clamps for the air inlets... just time consuming more than anything else... cleaned up my air filter ans changed plugs and got a ton more of power and at least 12 mpg more efficient. all this for less than 30 bucks and about an hour of my time!!! GREAT POST!!!

  • @chiquitico99 No problem im glad u liked it. It took me a while to figure it out myself haha. No other detailed videos. Thought someone else would benefit from it. And save money like I did.

  • I just changed my spark plugs & filter on my 06 gsxr yesterday for the first time. It wasn't hard to do.

  • Hey bro you said its better if we have the torque specs, umm wats the difference on wether you have them or not? like does the bike run better if you have them? lol its my first time changing the spark plugs and i wana do it right.

  • @FasSayShusX toque specs are a must when working with a bike. the torque specs on this is just a little less important than lets say the torque specs when tightening your axle nut. as long as it's snug im sure ur fine. if you want to work on your bike i'd download the service manual go to google and type in service manual gsxr 06 750 600 and download it for free from rapid share

  • Good job with the video love.

  • Wow that looks like a bitch to do. At least I know what I'm getting myself into lol

  • @nonfatkibbles yeah man I'm new to bikes and doing it yourself it way cheaper than a stealership or a shop. cost me $20 or so. It's not super hard. The hard part is getting of the tank and seat and gas tank fairings and airbox off for your first time. I hope you try and change em out yourself man. goodluck

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