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Denso Spark plug

I went with Denso's on my 1.8T because that is what I had on the shelf. but I have ran anything and everything in vehicles over the years, and found that there is not much different between the different types.

Pros: not much difference
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Denso Spark plug

My car was fitted with Denso Power when new, 11 years ago. It has done 63K Miles (101K Km, way more than the data sheets above say) and the economy continues to improve

Pros: economy continues to improve
Mileage: 101000 km
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Denso Spark plug

Have some I'm waiting to try out in my turbo 4age after using bkr7e ngks for years. I mean denso is an A1 company and they offer heat ranges colder than NGK so probably worthwhile for my turbo engine.

Pros: colder heat ranges
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Denso Spark plug

2019 4 gen - dealer sparkplugs were part number ZC20HPR11 > Denso spark plug.

I’m from EU, Scandinavia and that part number were on my original ones I pulled out.

Vehicle: Mazda
Part number: ZC20HPR11
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Denso Spark plug

I ran Denso iridiums for 100,000 miles on mine, they looked usable when I pulled them. Replaced them with NGK's, no difference in power generated.

Pros: high mileage, usable condition
Cons: no power difference
Mileage: 160934 km
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Denso Spark plug
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Skip them, they are junk and a waste of money.

Get a good single platinum plug like the Denso 4511.

Pros: good platinum plug
Cons: junk, waste of money
Part number: 4511
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