Tuuk wrote:
: Hi

: I haven't purchased them for a while, last time I purchased them I got 3
: sets. So I change them about once every two seasons, or about 100 hours. I
: first tried all over the place, every marina near me, every marina was
: around 22.00 each cdn. Then I tried all the auto dealers around for a NGK
: equivalent, I was able to find them for around 8.00 cdn each for the
: champion QC12PEP. Then I tried the Boat U.S. and the West Marine. They did
: some calls and some parts dealer called me up from Florida and who supplies
: Boat U.S. Now, first they said they used to have them on the shelf but no
: longer were carrying them. Then called back and found them, so they sold me
: 36 plugs for close to 3.00u.s each. I figured it was less than what I would
: have paid for one set here so I grabbed them.
: I suggest you call the Boat U.S. and get some quotes, I am not a member
: anymore but I dont think that matters.
: Have you ever tried the NGK equivalent? I forget the number but I know they
: are very much cheaper and I am not sure their quality.



Thanks for the reply. For my first set of plugs
I got them from BOAT US but they were about $9.00 each. (still better
than dealer who had them for ~17.00 per). I hunted around and found
www.sparkplugs.com who had them for ~4.50. Last check had them
for 5.04. I didn't think there was a NGK equivalent or for that matter
*any* equivalent. If you find the contact for that place in FLA
let me know.

So far I have only had *one* plug that I couldn't index somewhere on the engine.


Thanks,

-Almus


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