Spark plug Bosch or OEM Honda

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3.3

Acceleration

3.0

Idle

3.2

Starting

3.0

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4.0

Acceleration

3.3

Idle

2.5

Starting

3.0

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Bosch › Spark plug

VW_Nomolos 10 Jul 2002, 16:53

Acceleration:

Rating 4.5

i needed to upgrade, all i could get my hand on were the Bosch Platinum 4's and im highly pleased. I noticed the very meager difference immediately when it came to the power. Also, i noticed a marginal difference in the gas mileage as well.

Pros: improved power, better gas mileage

Vehicle: Volkswagen

Bosch › Spark plug

CuRide 28 Jun 2002, 04:42

Rating 5.0

Seem like almost everyone here go for the stock plugs. Bosch W6DPO. I'd just got mine, no need for gap as it good to go from the box. The electrodes face each other horizontally instead of typical vertical that we normally see on other plugs for other cars.

Pros: good to go from box

Part number: W6DPO

Bosch › Spark plug

Borsh Rocket 12 May 2002, 20:27

Rating 5.0

Im running bosch +4 in my 2.0 with Blue ignitor wires and they work great.

Pros: work great

Bosch › Spark plug

Jay24 15 Mar 2002, 18:41

Acceleration:

Rating 5.0

Same here. I had the Bosch F7LTCR's in the car when this happened to me. I'm currently using autolites and am very happy with them so far.

Pros: very happy so far

Part number: F7LTCR

Bosch › Spark plug

bobby_t1 23 Oct 2001, 05:06

Rating 4.0

I'm running the dual electrode Bosch plugs without any problems.

Pros: without any problems

Vehicle: Volkswagen Jetta

Bosch › Spark plug

golfracer04 22 Oct 2001, 04:50

Acceleration:

Rating 4.0

For plugs I suggest the Platinum 4+. They are a little pricy, but very noticable performance change if you've been running bad plugs for a while (like me )

Pros: noticable performance change

Cons: a little pricy

Vehicle: Volkswagen Jetta