🔌 Convenient Raider 12-114 Spark Plug Caddy Holder Case: Organize and Store 2 Spark Plugs with Ease Review

These cases are great for protecting replacement spark plugs, but I found my standard Harley Davidson spark plugs didn't fit in the cases. The plug is longer than the housing. Although it works well with many other connectors.

The good thing is that it holds the spark plugs perfectly, the bad thing is that the latch that keeps the case closed opens when your bike vibrates. Think of a rubber band or a place to hold them.

I also received one of the unlimited parts. This one was cheaper. The boxes were identical in stamping and marking (made in China). The main difference: This one had a piece of foam in the lid that prevents the connectors from rattling in the case. That of parts not unlimited.

Cheap plastic clip does not stay closed when closed leaving a 1/8 inch gap around it for dirt to enter. Put it in a zippered bag to keep dirt out, then wrap it with rubber bands to keep it from closing. You would protect your plugs better if you use the box they came in.

It's hard to believe that snowmobiles today didn't have a place for spare spark plugs and some still don't. I bought this case to have a set of spare forks with me just in case. It's small enough to fit in a jacket pocket or cargo pocket. It is made of high quality plastic and has a piece of foam inside to prevent the pegs from bouncing around and getting damaged. No complaints.

If you enjoy trail riding, this spark plug boot is a real delight. It would suck if you were stuck in the middle of nowhere with a clogged plug and no replacement. This case works fine. The most important thing is to protect the spark plugs from impacts that can change the gap or damage the tip. The case is not waterproof and doesn't have to be. Even if your spark plugs get wet (rain, water, etc.) they will still work perfectly. Simply blow off excess water prior to installation.