Another set of fakes… 🤦♂️After seeing the rounded electrode on Marc's TSX plugs, I decided to inspect one from our TSX. These plugs have maybe 38K...
When I installed these, I remember the old plugs with 90K looking great. Sheesh.
Electrode? We don't need no stinkin' electrode! Sheesh.
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I just bought some NGK from rock auto. Could the be fake ? Could be. They were ifferent from stock ones but stock was 6 years ago, manufacturers change markings
I sure as heck ain't buyin' no more from Amazon. I ran over to O'RAeilly and paid $15 a piece. Now I'm mad but happy.When you receive them, google the return address![]()
Sometimes they have bucket sales too. Buy the bucket @ full price. But anything you can fit in it to overflowing can be at least 20% off. 👍Why are you buying autoparts from Amazon? Napa has a sale going on until may 20 with 20% off and free shipping
Sometimes they have bucket sales too. Buy the bucket @ full price. But anything you can fit in it to overflowing can be at least 20% off. 👍
I have used Champ plugs in my Harley Sportster for years. No issues.I'm pretty sure there is no such thing as a fake Champion spark plug, so you could order those on Amazon and you would get a real deal Champion plug........![]()
I think it's more engine or electronics dependent. Japanese (or Japanese heritage) engines tend not to like them and sticking to NGK or Denso seems to be the best bet for those.My point is it seems champion plugs get a lot of hate. I have never had an issue with them.
For my own vehicles, I tend to stick with OEM for plugs. But, I have no reason to say Champion Iridium wouldn't work in my Hyundai's and Kia's. No personal experience anyway.I think it's more engine or electronics dependent. Japanese (or Japanese heritage) engines tend not to like them and sticking to NGK or Denso seems to be the best bet for those.