Cheap plug for jetting

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cr250dave

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• Aug 23, 2005

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I normally run a BR8EG in my 03 cr250. I am going to be doing a lot of jetting changes soon and dont want to go out and get a bunch of expensive plugs to do my plug chops. is there a cheaper plug I can run while I figure out all the settings?

 

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kawamaha

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• Aug 23, 2005

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take the BR8ES!

 

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tyesai

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• Aug 24, 2005

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Don't buy them from a dealer. I was paying $7 for a BR8EG until I called NAPA. They sell them for a little less than $3 a plug. The dealers seem to be doing a little price gouging.

 

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kdx220freak

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• Aug 24, 2005

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well the BR8ES spark plugs near me are only $2.00 each at napa. Call me crazy but that aint to expensive to me

 

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TimBRP

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• Aug 24, 2005

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For plug reading, isn't it best to use a slightly used plug than a new one? You'll get a better color reading, so I'm told.

 

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cr250dave

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Hey thanks ill give napa a try. I know checker and autozone didnt have them only special order.

 

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• Aug 24, 2005

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TimBRP said:

For plug reading, isn't it best to use a slightly used plug than a new one? You'll get a better color reading, so I'm told.

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Nope, you can't get an accurate plug reading from anything but a new plug. If the plug is already colored you have no way of distinguishing between old and new. People assume that all old deposits will burn off, and it's just not true.

Jet on the cheap plugs and race on the good ones.

 

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Kevin003

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• Aug 25, 2005

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Farm & Fleet has BR8ES for only 1.19 a plug.