NGK V-Power
04-24-2001, 08:37 PM
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I was just thumbing through an old Car and Driver mag (Sept 99') and there is an ad for NGK V-power plugs. Has anyone tried these in their Max? As I understand, the Maxima doesn't take to well with spark plug experimentation.
04-24-2001, 08:50 PM
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Originally posted by Jaybird180
I was just thumbing through an old Car and Driver mag (Sept 99') and there is an ad for NGK V-power plugs. Has anyone tried these in their Max? As I understand, the Maxima doesn't take to well with spark plug experimentation.
I was just thumbing through an old Car and Driver mag (Sept 99') and there is an ad for NGK V-power plugs. Has anyone tried these in their Max? As I understand, the Maxima doesn't take to well with spark plug experimentation.
I installed them about 3K miles ago and have seen no notable differences.
In fact, if I had to do it over, I would choose the regular
BKR6ES-11. The only reason I chose them was due to the recommendation of a NGK sales rep.
What I want to know if the NGK spark plug wires are better than OEM Yazakis.
04-24-2001, 09:08 PM
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Originally posted by superdesi
I installed them about 3K miles ago and have seen no notable differences.
In fact, if I had to do it over, I would choose the regular
BKR6ES-11. The only reason I chose them was due to the recommendation of a NGK sales rep.
What I want to know if the NGK spark plug wires are better than OEM Yazakis.
I installed them about 3K miles ago and have seen no notable differences.
In fact, if I had to do it over, I would choose the regular
BKR6ES-11. The only reason I chose them was due to the recommendation of a NGK sales rep.
What I want to know if the NGK spark plug wires are better than OEM Yazakis.
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