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GV spark plugs

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GV spark plugs

Post by TheOtherLeft »

Hiya gurus,

I'm about to change my spark plugs in my J20A GV.

Which plugs are better: NGK or Denso?

Also, are Iridium plugs worth the price difference compared to standard plugs?

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Post by joeblow »

standard ngk. don't waste money on iridiums.
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Post by dearot »

isnt iridium last longer??
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Post by murcod »

Yes, they usually fit them when it's a labour intensive job to access them.
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Post by nicbeer »

murcod wrote:Yes, they usually fit them when it's a labour intensive job to access them.
Like tight ar#$s Mitsubishi run 3 x iridiums and 3 normals in the v6s
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Post by spamwell »

DENSO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Post by PJ.zook »

For a zook, different branded spark plugs wont make bugger all difference, go with whatevers on special.
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Post by fordy1 »

u do have to watch out for the srtrut brace as on some models you need to undo it to access on of the plugs :roll:
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Post by sumpoiler »

Go with ngk plugs these are the best.
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Post by cj »

For years I have always used NGK after trying a number of different brands and types in different applications but lately I have been using Bosch and have had no issues on the vehicles they have gone into.
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