Costs just 4 cents. Low in stores, but can get in delivered for just a mere $5 or price of 1 Spark Plug.
Bosch Spark Plug FR8LC $0.04 Limited Store Stock Only @ Repco
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Not if you are my customer. One of the mechanic shops I supply to uses a bkr6eya-11 on every almost vehicle that comes into his shop! So much so that I thought he was servicing a whole fleet of Toyota’s.
😂 lol gold
So cheap parts, true OZB spirit buy the plugs now later purchase BMW and install these :-)
Still a deal though.I come here for this exact comment.
Thanks bought 10
Now. What are these used for?
For your next bmw :)
Any good deals for one?
BMW's are never sold low enough to be considered a "good deal"
You make 'Ninja Rocks' with them by breaking up the ceramic. Throw a couple fragments of the ceramic at a car window and it will shatter the window, you dont even have to throw it hard.
I could only get 2. Out of stock now.
4 cent Ninja Rocks!
Are ninja rocks are a real thing? How does it work? Do you crush up the white part and just through it at glass? How hard do you have to throw it?
Yes they are a real thing.
Modern car windows are made from tempered glass, designed to shatter into a million tiny pieces rather than big shards. Tempered glass is made by rapidly heating and cooling the glass, the result being very strong glass that can take a lot of shock. The curvature of the window means the inside stores a lot of energy.
With Ninja Rocks, being the broken shards of ceramic, the ceramic is harder than the glass and can overcome the surface tension of the window. You can throw the ceramic at the window with minimal force and it will shatter. This is why those glass breaking tools you see in bus windows have hardened steel tips to easily break glass - you only need to overcome the surface tension and it will shatter. You can even jam a screw driver into the corner of a car window and with enough leverage force it will shatter.
OzBurglar.
Just to correct some part of this, the use of tempered glass had been around since the late 1930s so suffice to say all car driving around no older than say 50yrs would definitely have a form of tempered glass.
But as for the rest the ceramic rocks do work (I'm not a thief fyi)
Can’t see what these are compatible with… is this a common size for Japanese engines (e.g., corolla, cr-v, etc)?
Older Mazdas. 323, 626, 929, Bravo 2200. No application for Toyota, Honda, Nissan listed.
Source: Cross referenced from my Denso catalogue.
Thanks!
I absolutely do NOT need these… but the price is so tempting…
Specs
Seat Type Gasket
Thread M14x1.25
Hex Size 16
Reach 19
Resisted Yes
Gap 0.7mmNo deal, I'm seeing 5c not 4c.
only for holden cruise and 3 bmw's…….