High Quality Spark Plugs From China

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I would like to find out who owns that factory so that I can avoid their plugs at all costs.

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That is probably the "factory" that makes the "Torch" spark plugs that come with the chinese honda clone OPE, like the one that is on my snowblower. I replaced that piece of junk with an equivalent NGK piece.
 
If the price was right, I'd buy 'em. Why not? Heck, the Autolites I put in the Durango I believe were made in China, and they work great.

I know it's popular to bash stuff made in China as being junk. True, some stuff made in China IS junk, but that's also true of some stuff made in India, Mexico, US, or anywhere else.
 
Originally Posted By: meangreen01
If the price was right, I'd buy 'em. Why not? Heck, the Autolites I put in the Durango I believe were made in China, and they work great.

I know it's popular to bash stuff made in China as being junk. True, some stuff made in China IS junk, but that's also true of some stuff made in India, Mexico, US, or anywhere else.




Yes but working conditions in the US aren't that unsafe, unclean, and all around terrible.
 
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even if the american product is junk your not supporting a communist govt, and hurting domestic jobs.
 
Originally Posted By: defektes
even if the american product is junk your not supporting a communist govt, and hurting domestic jobs.

The average self-centered American does not want to see pictures like that. Their mantra is "who cares if China is communist" and "who cares if they would wipe us off the face of the globe if they could". They've never had to loose any blood or a family member fighting for freedom so freedom is cheap to them.
 
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Yes but working conditions in the US aren't that unsafe, unclean, and all around terrible.


Its OK if a communist workers gets their arm or leg caught in a machine.

As for buying American made products..... I would gladly pay more for a quality product that is made here in the USA than China.
 
Originally Posted By: Mokanic
Originally Posted By: defektes
even if the american product is junk your not supporting a communist govt, and hurting domestic jobs.

The average self-centered American does not want to see pictures like that. Their mantra is "who cares if China is communist" and "who cares if they would wipe us off the face of the globe if they could". They've never had to loose any blood or a family member fighting for freedom so freedom is cheap to them.
Right on!!! The only quality product made in China are those ICBM's pointed at California. I guess the punkies think that pot fog will protect them. John--Las Vegas.
 
Hey, I appreciate that people base their purchasing choices on a wide range of factors. Many are political and this forum isn't the place to have those discussions. But, for me it's price, and value for my dollar while also taking into consideration the quality of the good/service.

Often, my needs are adequately filled by a product made in China, Korea, Phllipines, etc., while saving me money.

If a product is comparable in price and quality and one is imported, the other made in USA, then definately, I'll buy USA. But, that scenario usually doesn't present itself very often.

A lot of people, including me, can't afford to pay what amounts to a surcharge on purchases just to fulfil a stance of always buy American. I've got a house to keep, mouths to feed, taxes to pay, cars to maintain, and oil to change, LOL!

The amount saved may seem small to some. But, a few bucks saved today, tomorrow... adds up to real savings over, say, a years time. It helps improve people's quality of life. Maybe able to take that vacation my Daughter's been begging to go on, LOL.
 
I wont buy them, had one in a portable generator, took it out to look at it,,,well the short of it, it went into the trash and a champion went bck in and all is well. As for made in America, I deliver a lot of bearings to Nissan Mfg in Canton Mississippi from Illinois bearing plant where many Americans are working. go figure, but we have tons of freight coming out of Mexico at the Laredo TX border going to Detroit,,lots of freight, its unreal.
 
Contrast this to some videos from Bosch (or was it NGK)? The entire process is all automated. It has to be, how else can you afford to sell them at $1 ~ $8 per plug?

These hand made Chinese spark plug would be expensive to make!

- Vikas
 
Originally Posted By: Vikas
Contrast this to some videos from Bosch (or was it NGK)? The entire process is all automated. It has to be, how else can you afford to sell them at $1 ~ $8 per plug?


Nanjing Huade Spark Plug in the People's Republic of China is a subsidiary of Bosch.

Not that the company illustrated here is NHSP....but it might be.

Regardless, regular Bosch Supers work much better in my Honda clone. I would have been happier with a Champion, ND, or NGK but Bosch had a cross reference for NHSP.
 
I'd say that it's a "factory" to make generic junk plugs for generic junk engines (stationary or 2 stroke or something).

There's no way that "factory" could manage taper seat, different reaches and heat ranges doing what they do.

Unless they have an infinitely variable range of products, or spend a week on each specification plug.
 
Looks like one of Mighty brand plugs that let its electrode drop into a buddy's 98 Grand Voyager. Running on five cylinders makes for a shakey idle, to say the least.
 
Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
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Yes but working conditions in the US aren't that unsafe, unclean, and all around terrible.


Its OK if a communist workers gets their arm or leg caught in a machine.

As for buying American made products..... I would gladly pay more for a quality product that is made here in the USA than China.



You all understand that having a clean, safe and good work environment cost money. Corporations don't give a crud so long as that spark plug that cost $1 to make now costs 10 cents.
 
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