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  • #16
    Those part numbers are not the same numbers used in the automotive industry. They have different stock numbers. I'll see if i can find them.
    1980 XS1100LG Midnight
    1991 Honda CBR1000F Hurricane


    "The hand is almost valueless at one end of the arm if there be not a brain at the other"

    Here's to a long life and a happy one.
    A quick death and an easy one.
    A pretty girl and an honest one.
    A cold beer and another one!

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    • #17
      OK, so here is an address with the PDF that gives the specs on the covers. The stock number on the right is the number used in automotive stores to order. I could not figure out how to just attach the PDF.
      http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/product...tor_covers.asp
      1980 XS1100LG Midnight
      1991 Honda CBR1000F Hurricane


      "The hand is almost valueless at one end of the arm if there be not a brain at the other"

      Here's to a long life and a happy one.
      A quick death and an easy one.
      A pretty girl and an honest one.
      A cold beer and another one!

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      • #18
        http://www.z1enterprises.com/SearchR...ords=ngk%20cap


        Z1 Great place to buy em
        1978 1100E Standard
        2 1985 700 Maxim's (black & red)
        1986 600 Radian (basket case)
        1979? GS1000 (no title)
        1980 1100SG Special

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        • #19
          Do do you mean that the part number did not mean a thing to a NAPA employee? I searched for the NGK part number and did not get any result and feared this may be a case...
          dontlikeoc
          1981 XS1100 Special Edition
          Alhambra, CA

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          • #20
            I ordered the plug caps from Z1 Enterprises. Thanks for the tip.
            dontlikeoc
            1981 XS1100 Special Edition
            Alhambra, CA

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            • #21
              It used to be that Napa and everyone else used the NGK number. I don't remember when we switched, but they decided to used a stock number for cataloging. Any parts man that is worth his salt will know this. Unless they are just to young, and think the computer is the only way, and never wrong. I tried for years to get my guys to learn to use the books some. I partially succeded. For the longest time i was quicker in the books than the guys on the puters. I have thirty years behind the counter so a lot of parts were in my head. Anymore i doubt if there is anything up there. LOL
              1980 XS1100LG Midnight
              1991 Honda CBR1000F Hurricane


              "The hand is almost valueless at one end of the arm if there be not a brain at the other"

              Here's to a long life and a happy one.
              A quick death and an easy one.
              A pretty girl and an honest one.
              A cold beer and another one!

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