NICE!!!!!!!!!

Just ordered 4. That price is unbeatable.

I bought them, so I might as well use them!!! I need to change the plugs in both my engines. I figure that it can't hurt..... For $2.10 a plug, I can afford to change them once a year, 4 LYFE!!! HEHEHE!!!

Well the good price is gone! They are $3.90 now.

I get mine from O'Rilley auto parts store for under $3.00 each, got two yesterday.

I get mine from here for $4.

http://www.quickieparts.com/spark-pl...w-engines.html

I just recieved a case from boatnet.com for $2.44 ea. I'm doing some experiments with them right now. I really wanted to try a E3 Diamondfire but they don't exsist for the CM-6 replacement. I'm creating my own split type electrode and also playing with gap changes. So far all results are in a positive direction.

Planebender

I will take 10 of them. If you still have them. Thanks

I just bought 4 today from Orielies auto parts for 2.69 each

They have gone up at O'Reilly's. I just paid $3.59 each for two. Still better than $12.00 each at Horizon!

I've always found them locally for $1.95. First place was a Honda mower and cycle shop, came in a Honda package, but it was a genuine CM-6 ngk plug. I'm thinking any place that sells Honda power equipment has them since the other place sold Honda generators and mowers and had them for the same price.

Mike

http://www.deltarcengines.com/catalo...15f05ec6422272

$3.50 ea.

$2.46 each at.....
http://www.mowpart.com/product_info....ucts_id=782181

{Honda 98052-56471 is the exact same NGK/CM-6 plug!}

Ya just gotta look a bit....google is your friend!

Shees guys. I asked on one of these threads if someone would help me to get CM-6 plugs at that price. Here where I stay they go for roughly $18 a pop!
I can't for the life of me remember who it was that offered to buy and send them out to me. He also had a PayPal account.
If there is anybody out there please give me a pm.
Thanks

Thanks guys, I got sorted.

To everyone that responded, a big thank you, it is appreciated.

Boats.net sells them for $4.05 each. Google around a bit and you can probably do a little better. Or, as some have suggested, a local auto parts place ( or mower shop) may be even less.. Quickieparts.com is also worth a shot. It's owned by Jackie Willard, a fellow flyer and all around great guy.