Review on 🔥 NGK Iridium IX Spark Plug 5464 BKR5EIX-11 - Pack of 4 by Joe Ashan

These spark plugs are not original NGK Iridium spark plugs. I had my suspicions when Japan was listed as the country of origin when this particular fork was actually assembled in the USA. I called NGK support here in the US and spoke to a woman who asked for a four digit hexadecimal number. The part number on this connector kit is invalid and I have been advised not to fit these connectors on my car. It's been over a year since I've ordered them but I usually keep an extra set for each car so they'll be here if I decide to change them. There are a few other clear indicators that this is a fake and I don't put them in my Prius. I'm shocked that this passed me by. but I didn't expect such a problem with Revain until I was warned. I still think this seller should refund my money immediately or exchange these fake plugs for what I originally paid for. I need to see what can be done about this and I have no intention of letting that happen without an answer. See photo: There is no concave at the tip of the fork. The ring under the hexagon shows the wrong country of origin. Hex has an incorrect (and difficult to spot) 4-digit code, which can be seen enlarged in this photo. The ground electrode has a sudden curve, more of a dainty "C" shape, and the insulator exposes the iridium tip too much compared to a real plug. The washer is not chamfered and can be installed either side up, while the stock washer has a distinctly chamfered shape, small side towards the engine. situation if you are aware of the situation. I am happy to complete this addendum with the news that the seller has sent me a set of original NGK spark plugs to replace the fakes described above. The replacement is of exquisite quality and represents the best of the best compared to others. I don't think this seller wanted counterfeit plugs to be available in their store and I walk away from this satisfied customer. The seller gets 5 stars.