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NGK Spark plug
wooki1
Rating 5.0
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I set the new ngk's i put in to 0.27 and I feel a difference already lot less hesitation off the bottom end felt like it would almost hiccup before gaining any power with the stock plugs. now i lay into it and it just goes fairly smoothly

Pros: less hesitation, smoother acceleration
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NGK Spark plug
freckled888
Rating 5.0
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Just installed NGK 92274 in a 2021 Mazda 3. They are 'Ruthenium' instead of iridium, seems to be their newest plug available. Just don't touch the gap, it was perfect at .044. Runs great.

Pros: runs great
Vehicle: Mazda 3
Part number: 92274
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NGK Spark plug
forda1996
Rating 4.0
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You will be fine if you go with them. Like others have said it's a solid plug and no issues so far with mine.

Pros: solid plug, no issues
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NGK Spark plug
sweeptheleg_84
Rating 3.0
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Here’s a link that may be of help. Your plugs are quite fouled and even at end of life plugs should not look like that.

Cons: plugs quite fouled
Vehicle: Toyota
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NGK Spark plug
Catfud
Rating 1.0
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2018 Kia Soul Base, 57k miles, on the third set of plugs and they are misfiring already. Factory plugs lasted 30k miles, followed up with Autolite plugs lasting 10k (which I chalked up to being cheap/low-quality plugs), but now these NGK iridiums are giving out with 17k miles on them.

Pros: iridiums giving out
Cons: misfiring already
Vehicle: Kia Soul
Mileage: 91735 km
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Autolite Spark plug

With almost every car, using OEM plugs is the way to go. The one brand to ALWAYS avoid is Autolite. They are extremely poor quality and I have never seen them work long enough to justify the cost saving.

Pros: OEM plugs are best
Cons: poor quality, short life
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