The problem here is you don't know where they got them from. They could have ordered from Amazon in bulk as well. Consider buying from an authorized distributor in the future just to be safe but I learned a bigger lesson of resistance testing new plugs before they go in your plane.
I emailed Klaus to see if he makes them and the cost. I also added the parts required to make them myself to my Amazon cart, all MSD branded wire, 90 degree crimps, crimp tool, and doing it yourself would cost the same or more than just buying them pre-made. As it's not something we change often I don't see going down the DIY path but if my coil pack issue continues and my next step is replace some of the spark plug wires then it may be something I pursue to replace some, not all, of the wires, i.e. right ignition side only.
Wow!!! CubCrafters wants $91 for the PS-1221S battery?
Did you regret due to cost or quality?
Ha - I was 99.9% sure of that but I just had to check. I replaced my ignition back up battery at my last condition inspection, of course it should be replaced every inspection, from what I understand, and of course was not at my previous inspection at the authorized Cub Crafters repair facility. So I guess I'm even on overall cost of ignition batteries since I paid 100% more for the most recent replacement.
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