Description
Many riders find that the standard factory plug caps can fail over time, especially when it rains hard, causing frustrating engine cutouts and rough running. This premium NGK upgrade is a great fix, bringing reliable engineering to your GV300S ignition setup. This is a smart maintenance swap that ensures electrical power loss is never a problem and keeps your bike starting up crisply on everyday roads.
💎 IGNITION SPARK PLUG HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS
| Weather Proof DesignThick rubber seals keep dampness and puddles from shorting your spark. | Vibration Proof FitGrips the spark plug tip tight so engine shake won’t bounce it loose. |
| Built-in ResistorReduces electrical noise to give the bike computer a clean signal. | Better Cold StartsDelivers a reliable spark to help the bike fire up nicely on chilly mornings. |
📜 Confirmed Fitment Guide
Modern 300cc V-Twin Group: Direct fitment for the modern fuel-injected bobber and sport models listed below.
- Hyosung GV300S Aquila Bobber EFi: Fits all standard models from 2019 to present.
- Hyosung GV300SS Aquila Spoke Bobber: Fits all modern upside-down fork cruiser models.
- Hyosung GV300R Naked / GV300AK: Fits all modern street sport versions from 2023 onwards.
- Older 125/250 Generations: This kit is sized for the modern 300cc engine setup. It will not fit classic air-cooled engines like the GV125, GV250, or old GT sport models.
🔧 Install Tips
- Super Simple Swap: Twist your old plastic caps anti-clockwise to unscrew them from the lines, then twist your new NGK rubber caps on clockwise until they are snug.
- Keep Your Old Covers: Remember to reuse your old rubber dust covers on the ignition wire to add an extra layer of water protection right where the line meets the cap.
- Avoid WD40: Never spray standard WD40 onto electrical clips or wire ends. It leaves a wet film that can mess up signals. Use proper electrical contact cleaner or a wipe of ACF50 spray instead to keep out the damp.
















































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