NGK SPARK PLUGS (USA),INC. (3346) BR7EF V-Power Spark Plug, Pack of 1

$ 2.98

Score By Feature

Based on 139 ratings

Delivery

9.62

Giftable

9.97

Satisfaction

9.60

Value for money

9.98

OveReview Final Score

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Product Description

The fit type is vehicle specific

The model number for this product is

3 inches is the package dimension of the item. The dimensions are 43" long by 0" wide. It measures 98 inches wide by 0 inches high. The height is 89"

There is no weight associated with this item. The weight of one pound

Questions & Answers

In what direction do these come out? Does this mean the colder plugs are 2 steps?

Those 35 numbers are used to tell us what number to use

Selected User Reviews For NGK SPARK PLUGS (USA),INC. (3346) BR7EF V-Power Spark Plug, Pack of 1

AWESOME LS plug

5/5

The best in the market, hands down. The problem is that if you do not use these or brisk booster plugs, something is This is a great way to go and I highly recommend these plugs.

Yehuda Potter

| Oct 11, 2020

Despite the great product, the fulfillment was a missed opportunity

4/5

The plugs all had gaps in them. The following range is from 025 to 1024 In the box, there is number 27. Gap has been changed The 2009 CTSV was modified and fitted with the Worked like a charm. The only reason I gave these 4 stars is because I ordered 9 plugs so I would have one spare, but one of the plugs came with a completely different BPR6EFS plug that I cannot It is possible that one of those plugs was the wrong one if I had ordered 8 instead of 10 Do not forget to check all of the plugs before starting to change them!.

Heidi DOBSON

| Apr 28, 2021

This product's V plugs work perfectly, especially for boosted cars via a turbo or a This is the best option for 9-year-olds There are 15 pounds per square inch

5/5

Koda SINCLAIR

| Feb 18, 2021

It was a pretty good deal for the plugs and the price was good The TR6's I had in my GT500 were NGK, and I drove them at about 15PSI with a boost of about 4PSI

5/5

There is a gap of 035. It seems these idle more smoothly (but don't new plugs always run more smoothly, I will have to update once they have been It is between 12 and 14K miles. Taking into account the fact that I replace my plugs every year anyway, I always go with standard plugs rather than the pricey iridium ones).