LS460 Spark Plugs
#1
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LS460 Spark Plugs
My owners manual says to use Denzo Iridium sparkplug on my car.
I work for NAPA in Retail sales. Frankly, Denzo Plugs are not our top of the line plugs. NGK and Bosh plugs are higher rated.
I've never had a problem with Denzo Parts. At the same, I'd like to know what other owners use. Your input would me most appreciated.
I work for NAPA in Retail sales. Frankly, Denzo Plugs are not our top of the line plugs. NGK and Bosh plugs are higher rated.
I've never had a problem with Denzo Parts. At the same, I'd like to know what other owners use. Your input would me most appreciated.
#2
My owners manual says to use Denzo Iridium sparkplug on my car.
I work for NAPA in Retail sales. Frankly, Denzo Plugs are not our top of the line plugs. NGK and Bosh plugs are higher rated.
I've never had a problem with Denzo Parts. At the same, I'd like to know what other owners use. Your input would me most appreciated.
I work for NAPA in Retail sales. Frankly, Denzo Plugs are not our top of the line plugs. NGK and Bosh plugs are higher rated.
I've never had a problem with Denzo Parts. At the same, I'd like to know what other owners use. Your input would me most appreciated.
#3
Lexus Champion
The plug the 460 uses is a triple prong version that technially only Denso makes, I've seen NGK works fine as well but if you are trying to 1:1 use what it was designed for use the denso
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#4
I use Lexus oem spark plugs from Bell Lexus North Scottsdale. about $10 each.
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#5
Since you get wholesale pricing, just get them from Lexus. Save you headaches down the road.
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