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NGK Spark Plugs for Harley Motorcycles

NGK spark plugs are reference-led parts, and “close enough” has no place at a Victorian Harley parts counter. Joe Rascal’s NGK page includes individual plug listings, pages with multiple plug variants, NT4245-B terminal nuts and resistor covers. Those are different part types under one brand, so begin with the exact item required rather than the collection name alone. The wider spark plugs and leads section keeps the related categories in view.

Match the Listed Reference to the Motorcycle

A product headed NGK Motorcycle Spark Plugs may offer more than one selectable reference. Read the full listing, note the selected variant and confirm that reference against current approved application information for the motorcycle. Model family, engine and year details are more useful at the counter than a shortened product name.

This is also where a quick search can go wrong: a page carrying the NGK name may be a plug listing with variants, or it may be a separate piece of terminal hardware. Keep the reference and part type together while comparing options.

Separate Plugs from the Connection Parts

NGK Terminal Nuts NT4245-B are listed as terminal hardware, while resistor covers appear as their own products. Neither should be treated as a spark plug. Shoppers looking for a lead can move to Taylor spark plug leads; those comparing another plug brand can check Autolite spark plugs. Keeping plugs, terminal nuts, covers and leads in their named categories makes the final reference check much clearer.