Very good quality
Just installed these in my grand marquis with 166k miles on it. The engine is the 4.6l v8 and calls for a plug gap of .052mm and the plugs were pre gapped at about .042mm. I didn't have the tools to set the proper gap but I read an article online that said if it's a performance plug you can get away w a +/- of .01mm without any issues. It said running .01mm closer would give best performance HP wise and going .01 wider increases fuel economy.
Anyway! After installing the plugs and new coilovers I noticed a drastic improvement in acceleration, idling, and engine noise. The engine is quiet when idling and cruising, but when I get on it I can hear the engine purr. It's not loud just clean combustion
The plugs come pre gapped at 2 diff gaps...that's why the dumb*** with the ranger had the variance.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend
I would buy this product again
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These plugs work very well. I notice an increase in acceleration and smoothness of the engine. Gas mileage has also increased.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend
141 Williams Road
I tried them because everything online said to get them. I guess they worked fine, but at about 69,000 miles from install, I started getting misfires. I hooked it up to a code reader, and it told me which one.
I replaced it with an old one (yeah, I'm the guy who saves the old plugs for this reason), and that solved the problem. Just bought the NGK plugs that were on it originally, for less than half the price, and it works the same. I wouldn't spend the extra money, and definitely don't pay attention to the 100k+ mile headline on these.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend
Spark Plug Iridium TT for Lexus RCF
Smoother acceleration at all gears.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Theses are not long life. Expect 50,000 miles tops!
Have been installing many of these since they first came out. While they perform great when new due to their design, be prepared to replace these Denso Iridium TT plugs at 40-50k miles as these fine tips will erode completely and result in a massive spark gap and resulting misfires by 60,000 miles or less in some engines. The car I first noticed this issue on was a 2011 Kia Soul. 2.5 years and 50,000 miles later the fine tips on these IR TT's were completely eroded and misfiring badly. I replaced these plugs with some long life double platinum NGK Lasers and new plug wires too. Lesson learned!
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend