NGK spark plugs now available
04-08-10, 08:22 AM
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NGK spark plugs now available
I just received an e-mail from NGK stating that its available. DFH6B-11A stock no. 6858; however I can't find it online anywhere.
04-08-10, 12:43 PM
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This is what I got back from
them. "Check the link here: http://ngk.com/results_cross.asp?pid=6858&x=0&y=0* to find more information about this plug.* NGK.com is a distributor of our products in Southern California and should keep this plug in stock.* The heat range is same as stock for this Lexus.*
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Kristopher Zdral
Product / Sponsorship Coordinator
NGK Spark Plugs (U.S.A.), INC."
them. "Check the link here: http://ngk.com/results_cross.asp?pid=6858&x=0&y=0* to find more information about this plug.* NGK.com is a distributor of our products in Southern California and should keep this plug in stock.* The heat range is same as stock for this Lexus.*
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Kristopher Zdral
Product / Sponsorship Coordinator
NGK Spark Plugs (U.S.A.), INC."
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I heard from a few privately owned mechanic shops that our car's spark plugs don't need to be changed until like 80-90K. The 60K is just what the manufacture recomments. Can someone confirm?
04-08-10, 06:53 PM
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I thought the stock ones were Denso plugs? I think I remember reading that in another post. BTW the NGK plugs are more $$ than the ones we can get from sewell.
04-09-10, 06:14 AM
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He's saying NGK makes plugs for other OEM cars. And with NGK being better than the Sewell ones, I remember reading another thread and I believe lobuxracer says he uses NGK all the time. Don't quote me on it though.