Spark plug NGK or OEM Subaru

I've had multiple Chevy engines that gave random misfire codes with autolite plugs- then ran fine on ngk.

If you want relatively inexpensive and decent look up whatever NGK plug is correct for your car.

I find the car runs way better on the Rutheniums, and I find that the plug gap doesn’t open itself up over time like it was with 6510s.

I went NGK and noticed a small bump in throttle response, changed mine at 100k Km (60k miles) and they were honestly good to throw back in too, so not like the plugs were burnt or fried!

I’ve been running NGK Ruthenium plugs on my stage 1 GTI for 20k miles. No issues.

NGK. I'm a believer after using them.

Went and bought the NKG plugs and the problems went away.

Most definitely still recommend! they are great, I usually replace every 50k due the stress I put my car under, but they can go a little more than that

I noticed a slight miss at while cruising between 67 and 70mph. I ran VCDS logs and found misfires on cylinders 3 and 4. Imagine my surprise when I pulled the plug for cylinder 3… no signs of any other damage and I have no idea how long it’s been like this. Never got a CEL.

I installed the new NGK Ruthenium HX plugs and so far everything has been great ????

I unknowingly sourced (6) NGK ILZKR7A Spark Plugs a year ago from eBay and installed them at 60K miles on my 3.6 VR6. I found out last week that the plugs were fakes. About a month ago I started getting random misfires. After detailing the issue in this thread here: https://forums.vwvortex.com/showthr...VR6-Cyl-2-Misfire-When-Taking-Off-Quick-From-Stop-Suggestions&highlight=Misfire I pulled the spark plugs and checked them last month and noted the gap was pretty far out of spec (weird for only being a year in), so I gapped them and reinstalled and the problem went a way for a few weeks. Last week I had another misfire, so I chalked it up to a bad batch of spark plugs and resigned to buy and install a new set.