Denso Iridium Spark Plug
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Denso Iridium Spark Plug
Holy cow! Denso Iridium Spark Plug is good! Thx BNut for the info, and Tim @ autocarparts for the fast delivery. I would highly recommend these spark plug to people who has intake or exhaust mod., because the spark plugs are giving some torque back to my car. I have experienced some loss of torque after using AEM intake with a steel filter. Now, I am happy, and I get some torque back! Buy them at www.autocarparts.com!
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Originally posted by SAZABI:
Holy cow! Denso Iridium Spark Plug is good! Thx BNut for the info, and Tim @ autocarparts for the fast delivery. I would highly recommend these spark plug to people who has intake or exhaust mod., because the spark plugs are giving some torque back to my car. I have experienced some loss of torque after using AEM intake with a steel filter. Now, I am happy, and I get some torque back! Buy them at www.autocarparts.com!
Holy cow! Denso Iridium Spark Plug is good! Thx BNut for the info, and Tim @ autocarparts for the fast delivery. I would highly recommend these spark plug to people who has intake or exhaust mod., because the spark plugs are giving some torque back to my car. I have experienced some loss of torque after using AEM intake with a steel filter. Now, I am happy, and I get some torque back! Buy them at www.autocarparts.com!
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ok this is a stupid question, but how many plugs are needed for our car? I didn't think that all cars had the same amount of spark plugs. Also, did you hire some shop to do the install? If so, how much did it cost? THanks!
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Has anyone tried NGKs Iridium spark plugs?
http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/product...idiumintro.asp
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Yes, these Denso Iridiums are really good! I had them installed and the first thing I noticed what that my sport shift was instantaneous! There used to be this slight delay before the number would change and engage the shifts but it now it changes like a snap instant! There is definitely a bit more torque and horsepower felt also. I highly recommend!
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Originally posted by Inspire32V:
Yes, these Denso Iridiums are really good! I had them installed and the first thing I noticed what that my sport shift was instantaneous! There used to be this slight delay before the number would change and engage the shifts but it now it changes like a snap instant! There is definitely a bit more torque and horsepower felt also. I highly recommend!
Yes, these Denso Iridiums are really good! I had them installed and the first thing I noticed what that my sport shift was instantaneous! There used to be this slight delay before the number would change and engage the shifts but it now it changes like a snap instant! There is definitely a bit more torque and horsepower felt also. I highly recommend!
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Originally posted by Inspire32V:
Yes, these Denso Iridiums are really good! I had them installed and the first thing I noticed what that my sport shift was instantaneous! There used to be this slight delay before the number would change and engage the shifts but it now it changes like a snap instant! There is definitely a bit more torque and horsepower felt also. I highly recommend!
Yes, these Denso Iridiums are really good! I had them installed and the first thing I noticed what that my sport shift was instantaneous! There used to be this slight delay before the number would change and engage the shifts but it now it changes like a snap instant! There is definitely a bit more torque and horsepower felt also. I highly recommend!
Where did you go to get them installed? Dealer or local shop? Thanks,
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Wow you guys really have me dying to try these out. Cant I break in my car first??? LOL It all sounds great, but If I were gttting these I would probably go with the NGK Iridiums. They have been around for a loooong time, are well known, and make high quality products
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Originally posted by CVCC
Has anyone tried NGKs Iridium spark plugs?
http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/product...idiumintro.asp
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Has anyone tried NGKs Iridium spark plugs?
http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/product...idiumintro.asp
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These are seriously recommended for those who have mods, or even without mods. Things I noticed after I installed them in my Accord V6:
- smoother idle
- quicker jump off the line -> more torque -> this one is very noticable!
- actually experiecing less fuel consumption in stop and go heavy traffic now.
You can really change the plugs yourself if you have the correct tools:
- socket extension
- socket with special rubber boot inside that can hold on to the plugs when you pull them out
- torque wrench -> this one is very important
- anti-seize -> this one is very important also, it allows the plugs to be extracted later without seizing inside the cylinder thread.
The torque spec on Accord V6 is 13lb-ft as noted in the owner's manual. For the TL and TL-S guys, please check your owner's manual as well on this. It took me about 30~45 minutes, but that's because I was being very careful. The rear 3 cylinders are really a pain in the ass especially if you have a strut tower bar as well.
- smoother idle
- quicker jump off the line -> more torque -> this one is very noticable!
- actually experiecing less fuel consumption in stop and go heavy traffic now.
You can really change the plugs yourself if you have the correct tools:
- socket extension
- socket with special rubber boot inside that can hold on to the plugs when you pull them out
- torque wrench -> this one is very important
- anti-seize -> this one is very important also, it allows the plugs to be extracted later without seizing inside the cylinder thread.
The torque spec on Accord V6 is 13lb-ft as noted in the owner's manual. For the TL and TL-S guys, please check your owner's manual as well on this. It took me about 30~45 minutes, but that's because I was being very careful. The rear 3 cylinders are really a pain in the ass especially if you have a strut tower bar as well.
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