Well, they're a couple months old but still shiny on the outside. Where should I kick it?

 

Plugs look different with fuel injection

 

It's carbureted.

 

FYI - Many people here (those running popular ad-blocking software) can't see the picture I think you posted. When a picture is the last thing in a post, ad-blocking software tends to think it's an ad and removes it.

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I didn't post a picture.

 

White plugs matter!

But, doesn't that mean you are running lean?

 

OK, but without a decent pic or 2 of your plugs, looking down into the plug, people can only make wild guesses as to whether or not you have a problem.

 

Yes, it's running lean. I hate when that happens! I don't do my own maintenance any more, so gotta take it to my mechanic.

 

More open pipes and/or air cleaner? They come lean from the factory and if you do much to open up the intake or exhaust, it gets worse. A carb adjustment and rejet is probably in order if you've modified it.

 

It has a screaming eagle air cleaner, but I don't know what the former owner did to it.