Spark plug NGK or BRISK

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4.0

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3.7

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3.5

Starting

4.1

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4.0

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1.3

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NGK › Spark plug

200kWJ 9 Jan 2025, 19:08

Starting:
Idle:

Rating 4.0

Engine starts better and in some cases the engine runs smoother. The big issue now a days is getting a legit NGK instead of a Chinese knockoff.

Pros: engine starts better

Cons: Chinese knockoff risk

NGK › Spark plug

Savings_Capital_7453 2 Jan 2025, 20:15

Starting:

Rating 5.0

NGK BP7ES replaced the torch that took 3 to 6 attempts to start on LP from large tank every time. Now starts on 1 try every time w the NGK.

Pros: starts on 1 try

Cons: hard to start before

Part number: BP7ES

NGK › Spark plug

bootaka 29 Dec 2024, 05:23

Rating 5.0

I been using ngk BR6HS plugs for years.

Pros: using for years

NGK › Spark plug

timherremans 20 Dec 2024, 05:33

Acceleration:

Rating 5.0

I just swapped out an original set from 2006 that had exactly 165,050 on them. Car still ran great before the swap.

Pros: car ran great

Vehicle: Hyundai Sonata

Mileage: 165050 km

Part number: IFR5G-11K

NGK › Spark plug

willtoulan 17 Dec 2024, 20:26

Rating 5.0

Spark plugs I put in it 15k miles ago were NGK 7968 Laser Platinum

Vehicle: Volkswagen Golf

Mileage: 24140 km

Part number: 7968

NGK › Spark plug

FreeFall_777 16 Dec 2024, 23:05

Rating 5.0

I'm guessing they have been in there for 175k? NGK for the win.

Pros: NGK for the win

Vehicle: Nissan Maxima

Mileage: 175000 km

NGK › Spark plug

Jumpy-Selection8458 11 Dec 2024, 01:49

Acceleration:

Rating 5.0

I decided to try out NGK Ruthenium, and it runs just as good if not better. Ruthenium is much newer technology and is supposed to be able to ignite a larger range of AFR's leading to better throttle response compared to good old iridium.

Pros: better throttle response

Mileage: 210000 km

NGK › Spark plug

jasonvdh1 20 Nov 2024, 09:46

Rating 4.0

I use NGK BKR6EKPA and NGK PMR7A for my 147 2.0TS

Vehicle: Alfa Romeo 147

NGK › Spark plug

RudbeckiaIS 17 Nov 2024, 11:43

Rating 3.0

I have a had a couple of NGK spark plugs with very fragile ceramic insulators over the last few years. I suspect like everybody else they are cutting on QC due to that inflation that officially doesn't exist, especially for made in Japan products.

Cons: fragile ceramic insulators