It does not look like it, but then the other types are not either. I have used them for years since back in the dirt bike days. They work great to protect the plug from physical damage but not waterprooof. Just spray em with WD40 and take em out to dry after each ride..
How did I live without these...
- Thread starter Crab
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I use one of these. Click image to see linkI think it is the berrys keeps them together.
Sweet, where' do you get em?
The post had a direct link to th Dennis Kirk watercraft section.
http://www.denniskirk.com/jsp/produ...tId=511&productId=p3912&leafCatId=51104&mmyId=
http://www.denniskirk.com/jsp/produ...tId=511&productId=p3912&leafCatId=51104&mmyId=
Thats why I liked these, they seal up tite. The others would be nice in the tool box, I need good plugs 5 miles up river.
- Location
- So. IL
I don't know they snap pretty tight but I will have to look. I don't think I remember seeing a rubber seal or anything. I will check it out and let you know.
The little red ones are waterproof. I dont know if they are say they are but they will float and not leak.
i get br8es solid tops at murray's automotive from time to time
i just got 4 last week but bought out all they had
surferdude345
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- Location
- Blacksburg for school
The diference between the -11 and normal plugs is the gap i think the -11 is like .4 something where a normal br8es is like .2 something - they normally are for the 1200 pv motors and i think the 800 pv too
- Location
- Sweet Valley, pa
i used to have those things with me on the bike for trail riding, great inventions no doubt.....