WTB BR8ES solid tops

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Its all about the surf!
Location
Oceanside, CA
I checked out Napa and they do carry them, except at my local store they're $2.50 each. When you add shipping to Watcons price of $2.25, they'll be about the same as Napa. With shipping, Club Plugs price of $1.86 each works out to be $2.30 per plug, and is still the least expensive. http://www.clubplug.net/ I just put in an order for two cases so I'm good to go for a while. Thanks for the tip #.0
 
227

227

Its all about the surf!
Location
Oceanside, CA
The surfs been unusually good this week. Ross went to Jamaica or something so it's been just Matt and I. We're both all messed up from riding too many days in a row! Tuesday Eddie came down and although it was kind of inconsistant, some of the sets were problably in th 6-8" range
(10' faces???) There was problably 15 tow surfer crews out but we still got our pick of the best ones. I can't ride with you guys on Saturday, I'm working so have fun, the rest of the O'side crew should be there. Matt, Derek, Myself and Andrew (Santa Barbara) and maybe a few others are going to hit it up Friday morning. Can you make it? When are you off for summer?
 
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Watcon

Location
Near Seattle WA
Clup plug.net

Thanks for the link.. Their price is cheaper than I pay for them.. Most plugs are available in the solid top by adding the "S" as previously mentioned.. If you want to see a cool salt water plug, look up the NGK BR8EQ.
Thanks,
Randy
 
jakew4

jakew4

Location
San Diego, California, United States
227 said:
The surfs been unusually good this week. Ross went to Jamaica or something so it's been just Matt and I. We're both all messed up from riding too many days in a row! Tuesday Eddie came down and although it was kind of inconsistant, some of the sets were problably in th 6-8" range
(10' faces???) There was problably 15 tow surfer crews out but we still got our pick of the best ones. I can't ride with you guys on Saturday, I'm working so have fun, the rest of the O'side crew should be there. Matt, Derek, Myself and Andrew (Santa Barbara) and maybe a few others are going to hit it up Friday morning. Can you make it? When are you off for summer?
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I think I'm gonna take Friday off. I found a floating sick day so I plan to be there.
 
227

227

Its all about the surf!
Location
Oceanside, CA
Watcon said:
Thanks for the link.. Their price is cheaper than I pay for them.. Most plugs are available in the solid top by adding the "S" as previously mentioned.. If you want to see a cool salt water plug, look up the NGK BR8EQ.
Thanks,
Randy
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Actually Randy you're price was right in there, its just that shipping put you a little higher. No big deal we're only talking a few cents. I don't know who you are but now that I have your web site I'll check it out and in the future if I need something I'll send you an order- support the people who support the sport.

Jake- I'll see you tomorrow. Bring your camera, I need an avatar shot!
 
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#ZERO

Beach Bum
Location
Florida - U.S.A.
Watcon said:
If you want to see a cool salt water plug, look up the NGK BR8EQ.
Thanks,
Randy
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:scratchchin: Interesting looking plug with three side ground electrodes.

I like using the smaller diameter center electrode plugs because they can get fuel soaked and still fire without shorting off the insulator.
 
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Beach Bum
Location
Florida - U.S.A.
I've found a better plug to use since 2008. :welcome:

Resistor 2-Stroke Racing Plug
BR8EG-SOLID
#3992

Non-Resistor 2-Stroke Racing Plug
B8EG-SOLID
#3997
 
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Beach Bum
Location
Florida - U.S.A.
More copper = more money and only $3.25 each.

The spark plugs are specifically designed for the 2-stroke engine.

They're made for racing and have a deep seated copper core with a wider heat range which is more resistant to fouling.

Also they have the fine-wire center electrode which provides better sparking and enhanced ignitability.
 
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