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Denso Spark plug

Have used NGK on my Toyota Prius v, works just fine, never had problems.

Changed them recently, still had factory Denso spark plugs, and they worked alright too, even after 121k miles of use.

Pros: works just fine, no problems
Cons: worked alright
Vehicle: Toyota Prius v
Mileage: 121000 km
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Denso Spark plug

I got some good tips from the community and went with Denso IKH24. Also bought a gap tool to properly gap them. Im planning on swapping them out every 8k.

Pros: good tips from community
Mileage: 8000 km
Part number: IKH24
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OEM FORD Spark plug
peevish1
  • Acceleration:
Rating 3.0

2005 CVPI...180,000 mi....spark plug blown out of head. The Crown Vic was purchased at auction for $4200 a bunch of years ago with 100,000 miles and was very good to us until about a week ago...original engine, suspension parts, transmission and very few repairs.

Pros: very few repairs
Cons: spark plug blown
Vehicle: Ford Crown Victoria I
Mileage: 289682 km
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Denso Spark plug

the densos work fine, the point of swapping is not for any performance gain, rather to prevent shattered ceramic from raining into your cylinders

Pros: work fine (normal use)
Cons: risk of ceramic shattering
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Denso Spark plug
2016vwturbo
  • Idle:
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Rating 2.0

I said from the get go that the Densos were running like ****. Especially at wot around 110mp/h it felt like the engine was hesitating and lacking power. Idle was smoother with the Denso though.

Pros: smoother idle
Cons: engine hesitating, lacking power
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