Spark plug NGK or BRISK

Do follow the advice from the other replies and buy some Denso or NGK Iridium plugs for your Acura.

You can find the OE plug on the NGK site. Click on the Specifications tab to see the gap and torque value (0.8mm = 0.0315" and 18-21.6 lb. ft ) NGK plug for Arteon I bought the plugs from the dealer. I slightly re-gapped 2 of the 4 to meet spec, but expect that they would have been fine as was. My original plugs only had ~27k miles on them (but installed 7 years earlier) -- the originals came out easily and were in excellent condition.

11500tfc. Propane. Torch plug replaced w NGK BP7ES. Trouble free thus far thru 2 outages of 125+~ hours.

I have the 11500TFC, its been great no problems. Just change the spark plug to NGK.

like NGK for plugs and wires on my car.

Buy the spark plugs, NGK brand, off of RockAuto.

I use brisk standard temperature. Work great

We have tested a handful of plugs and wires (not the Chinese knock off stuff, but big name “Proformance” ones) and from a dyno stand point, looking at HP and TQ specifically… none of the wires out performed the stock AC Delco wires and the plugs all were real close to the same with AC Delco being close to the bottom and NGK being toward the top but negligible differences.

I got 2 cheap sets of these online for a Honda idsi engine (8 iridium plugs required) they turned out to be fake and were burned out in 6 weeks causing it to misfire badly.

I bought a NGK №6 4-pack for 20$ at local parts shop, After the replacement, engine problems began: loss of power, misfires, and severe vibration.