buying spark plugs locally
03-16-11, 09:57 PM
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buying spark plugs locally
Where do you all get your spark plugs locally? Ie a place who has them in stock. I've tried a few common places, ie part source(can get it in 1 day for $16 each), Canadian tire (ct said they dont sell rotary parts lol), a&a auto parts in hamilton doesn't carry rotary plugs either.
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you can always try EBAY,as I often see Guys sellin Boxes of the 7's and 9's.
I got 2 Sets( 4 7's,and 4 9's) for 50 bucks USD..delivered to Canada..
OH and CTC can get the plugs if you give them the Plug Number.(like bur-7eq,and Bur9eq).
lastly,I would double check as the Plug ID numbers have been assigned another Part ID number for some stores.
I got 2 Sets( 4 7's,and 4 9's) for 50 bucks USD..delivered to Canada..
OH and CTC can get the plugs if you give them the Plug Number.(like bur-7eq,and Bur9eq).
lastly,I would double check as the Plug ID numbers have been assigned another Part ID number for some stores.
03-19-11, 06:39 PM
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The Clubplug.net pricing isn't very helpful - they sell 10 packs of the NGK platinums, and 4 packs of the standard BUR7EQ/BUR9EQ (which is all I bother with, I don't have deposit buildups, I have plug erosion), though at a reasonable $13/plug. But since I need a pair each of 7's and 9's, not very useful.
03-20-11, 01:35 PM
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I ended up buying mine from MJM Autoparts in Hamilton. One of the guys working there owns a FD, so they keep the plugs in stock. They were 10$ and some change a piece. Which woulda worked out to be the same if I ordered from rockauto or sparkplugs.com.
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