NSR150SP - Battery, Plugs and Airbox

Just showing good Part replacement options for the NSR150SP.

Battery is a SSB Powersport High Performance V-Spec Maintenance free.
It puts out 85CCA when the standard battery puts out 40CCA.
It was only $45 Aud.
The bike kicks starts pretty easily.
It should be a better battery option, and hope it lasts.

Note: The battery below is the Ultalight Lithium battery I bought for my ZZR1100D7.
          It has a charge life of 6-12months and suits my infrequent riding on the ZZR.
          It is also very very light. It almost feels empty.
          I think it has a 330CCA rating, when the standard for the ZZR1100 is 180CCA.
          Starts first time.

The shop is in Melbourne - Australia.
Steve at Online Racing Spares - Moorabbin - Victoria.
(see eBay or contact Direct)
Great Service and Information.
Thanks.


Plugs:

As usual I like using NGK plugs.
I chose an Iridium option for the NSR.
They say it can last 60,000kms before replacement.
The tip is supposed to be extremely hardwearing and no fouling.
From what I read the research NGK has put into this plug is worth trying.

Maybe the plug I took out was a bit dirty, or could have been the original, I am not sure, but I noticed the bike went much better with the Iridium plug in it.
I did however have a new K&N Air filter changed at the same time.
So, hard to distinguish what made the difference, but certainly both changes lead to a much crisper bike, and no issues through the revs.

The correct replacement option is the BR9EIX.

I bought 6 of these on Amazon for $43 Aud.
That is the best option for NGK plugs.
You can pay $22 Aud each in Australia.
Sorry to retailers, but I dont understand why ???
Thanks Amazon.

AirBox:

I chose another K&N Air Filter for the NSR.
I like the quality of the K&N products.
They fit, and they are a lifetime product.
Made extremely well, for performance, and durability.

The correct replacement part for the NSR150SP is the K&N HA-1598 Air Filter.

The below picture you simply replace the basic thin foam filter with the K&N replacement.

Again I bought this through Amazon for $42 Aud.

In Australia the retailers charge over $90 Aud for this filter.
They almost never have stock available, and I have contacted K&N direct here in Australia
 at Silverwater (I think) and was told special orders could be placed at a 'cost'.
So... Amazon is a cheap, reliable, and far superior option for purchase.



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