Review on Honda 98052 56471 Spark Plug NGK by Brannan Mclemore

What else can I say about the NGK CM-6, a lot my friend, a lot. When this fork arrived it was love at first sight. The first thing that struck me was the pure ceramic insulator. I know, I know, "Aren't all spark plug insulators ceramic?" you ask. Yes, they are, but the CM-6 looks more like the porcelain used to make White House china. I could well imagine being served food on the ceramic insulator of this precious spark plug in a five-star restaurant. The next thing that struck me was the quality of the carving. The carving was perfectly formed but without the pretentiousness of some other corks. The little cap at the tip of the connector was well finished, with just the right amount of polish. The crush washer was right where it should be, at the base of the spark plug, anxiously waiting to be pressed in while the plug was neatly installed and delicately screwed into the cylinder head of any engine lucky enough to use it during repair or to get the current service. . Now the most important thing in every spark plug is a spark! This beauty immediately started my Honda EM400 generator. All it took was a gentle tug on the starter rope and the engine roared back. He went straight into a smooth idle, but underneath the smooth, calm idle was a focused persistence, not unlike a champion Thoroughbred racehorse who bites and stomps his hooves at the Preakness starting gate from time to time. Typically, the Honda EM400 is only 400 watts, which is enough to light up a couple of fluorescent lights or charge a couple of phones. With the new CM-6 installed, little Honda will now willingly light up 4 neon lights and charge 3 phones and a tablet with a cacophonic roar from the exhaust. All in all this is without a doubt the best spark plug ever made and I wholeheartedly endorse this lovely little five star spark plug.