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Why don't you get the iridium one instead?

 

Don't know leh :D The packaging looks not bad and it is cheaper than Denso iridium, only $40 per set. So backside abit itchy.

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I don't think spark plugs are universal. They are specific for certain car models and makes.

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I don't think spark plugs are universal. They are specific for certain car models and makes.

 

Bro Yuan is correct, the heat range differs.

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whats most important is the heat range & gap setting.

for this you must check with original spec...

 

so its not how the spark plug looks or cost.

 

even stock plugs can perform too if correct spec...

 

of cos if you have extra cash to spend then no harm!

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Anyone has any experiences on this Denso Platinum TT? Saw it just now at MX tradings, google it and found http://www.densott.com/

 

might try it when my spark plugs is due.

 

If cheaper copper electrode spark plugs can be used for commuting 50,000km, why bother to pay more?

 

If your car not in order, why bother to pay for more expensive spark plugs?

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from what i know...normal one usually change every 10K km... while iridium is 40K km and platinum one is 100K km..

 

u sure ur copper one can last u 50K km?

 

 

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from what i know...normal one usually change every 10K km... while iridium is 40K km and platinum one is 100K km..

 

u sure ur copper one can last u 50K km?

 

2nd-hand Kelisa, but engine smooth with $2.50 per NGK spark plugs (above 20km/l with Octane92). Drive with full tank to KL and back still got fuel for about 100+km left

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from what i know...normal one usually change every 10K km... while iridium is 40K km and platinum one is 100K km..

 

u sure ur copper one can last u 50K km?

 

Normal copper plugs can last more than 10k km. Mine reaching 30k km very soon, will change it out next servicing and check how is the condition.

In fact, my car service guideline by C&C stated copper plugs change every 40k km.

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from what i know...normal one usually change every 10K km... while iridium is 40K km and platinum one is 100K km..

 

u sure ur copper one can last u 50K km?

 

It should be the other way round, platinum lasts 40K and Iridium lasts 100k.

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Neutral Newbie

yup. me using NGK iridium. can last 40k, also can feel the difference between those 10k spark plugs

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