Replacement Spark Plug

[who?me?]

I have used and read search results 'till my eyes are red, there is everything about every plug except for a direct replacement that I can find. I have a 2007 Road King 96ci fuel injected bike and I am trying to save an hour drive/ride to the Harley dealer by finding an Champion replacement for the 6R12? The Champion web site seems to indicate an 810, but I can't seem to find those at any auto parts store. I am not looking for an iridium/chromium/copper plated nippoon plasma super plug. Just a regular Champion replacement.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance

[UltraNutZ]

RAH8C is what I use when I can't get HD plugs

[Smarty]

RAH8C is what I use when I can't get HD plugs

Absolutely!

[BUBBIE]

Most auto parts SAY they have Charts that give you a Cross Reference... 

BUT, I'd go by the Two above suggestions... Good Members know ALL...

signed....BUBBIE

[who?me?]

Thank you gentlemen, I very much appreciate the quick response. 

[kd]

For my own information, is this the crossover to the TC plug or the one heat range cooler Vrod plug?

[UltraNutZ]

TC 6R12 plug direct cross to Champion is RAH8C.. never bought a plug for a vrod

[hrdtail78]

http://www.harley-performance.com/harley-spark-plug.html

[UltraNutZ]

thanks Jason.. I was looking for that..

[harleytuner]

For my own information, is this the crossover to the TC plug or the one heat range cooler Vrod plug?

RAH6C is the crossover to the Vrod plug.  It also works very well in higher compression Twin Cams.

[Matt C]

For my own information, is this the crossover to the TC plug or the one heat range cooler Vrod plug?

RAH6C is the crossover to the Vrod plug.  It also works very well in higher compression Twin Cams.

RAH6C good for most performance applications. A colder plug will also help fight preignition

[harleytuner]

For my own information, is this the crossover to the TC plug or the one heat range cooler Vrod plug?

RAH6C is the crossover to the Vrod plug.  It also works very well in higher compression Twin Cams.

RAH6C good for most performance applications. A colder plug will also help fight preignition

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  Exactly why I use them in Hi Comp builds

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Ray

[who?me?]

Thank you everyone. The table link is great.

[motorhogman]

I believe that 810 is a stock number the stores use not a part number.  I buy them in 4 packs and the box flap has 810 on it.