spark plugs

[bamacutter]

 I hello every one been missing for a while had a kid and been deployed to parts unknown helping to keep freedom free lol .any way had a question i ordered some bocsh plugs a while back for my husky 55 rancher  from bailys'."NOT" the german made quality i am use too they are from india and i can tell the first one i installed broke after the saw started the second is running good but for how long i dont know?any one have a source for  german made?local dealer has the india made any one give me any info on plugs for huskys' will be much needed. p.s. dont like champian either but might not have a choice .bye for now

[jokers]

I think all Bosch plugs are now made in India, you might try NGKs if you have more trouble with the Bosch.

Russ

[timistall]

You can't go wrong with Champion cj7y.

[wiam]

I would not put a Champion in MY chainsaw unless it was below freezing in my house.

Will

[Tom]

Why?

[wiam]

Because it probably would not run long enough to cut a stick of wood.
Did I mention that I hate champion plugs?

Will

[Tom]

Yes, you mentioned it, but I don't understand why they are bad.

[DanManofStihl]

I have never had good lick with champion spark plugs I like ngk and auto lite I dislike champion and densco I would buy denso before champion. I think bousch are ok plugs.

[KiwiCharlie]

I swear by NGK plugs!  Each to his own.  If you find something works for you, go for it!
Cheers
Charlie

[sawguy21]

I don't like Champion either. Wasted too much time after doing a tune up only to discover the new plug was a dud.

[beenthere]

Sawguy21
You took the 'exact' words out of my mouth. Same experience. The last one cost me a lot of money, until I finally put in another new plug, this time a NGK.

I don't understand how a company making Champion can go downhill so fast, but I suspect it is competition. They ride the wave as long as it lasts, and in the meantime leave room for the competition.

[SwampDonkey]

I use Bosch also, it's what the dealer has and I have always had good luck.

[JD_Kid]

Hi ya's
years ago used to run champion plugs in my saws and had a good run with them up untill about  10 years ago (stoped useing them after haveing a lot of dud plugs that would just give up ) then swaped  to Bosch  or NGK   only thing i have noted tho is the bosch plugs  seem to fit my saws and other german made gear i have a bit better
catch ya
JD

[rebocardo]

No experience with bad chain saw plugs, but, on cars I have had bad Champion and Autolite plugs right out of the box that messed up tuneups on my own truck. So, now I run Bosch plugs in my 1971 Ford :-)

[Ron Scott]

I've had "poor" experiences with champion plugs as previouisly mentioned. They just don'y last very long out of the package so just don't use them if I can help it.  :-[

[Timburr]

Champion plugs used to be good up to to about 25 years ago. Now they are rock bottom.
In my experience NGK are top notch, closely followed by Bosch. I wouldn't use a Champion now, even if I was heavily re-imbersed for the privilege.


Tim