🔌 Denso 4702 IK20TT Iridium Twin Tip Spark Plug, 1-Pack Review

Offering unbiased product insights.With its pros: Stable spark, all candles showed the same resistance 4.6. Has cons: The question of price, but here everything is individual.

Candles, before installing, you need to set the gap, then the engine runs smoothly, throttle response has increased. Clearances are listed on the website.

It is very difficult to navigate in modern realities - I'm not sure it's not a fake because I don't have the original on hand.

Ignition misfire after 3500 km appeared. I went to the diagnostics, check coils, candles, etc. the candles were the last to be checked, the candles were unscrewed, it looks very good, and in the stand at a pressure of 9 atm. two candles pierced very strongly, as a result, they put the usual for priors and everything worked better than the iridium fakes! I don’t know if the marriage got caught, but for such a price it shouldn’t be! For this price, you can buy each MOT simple and not worry.

I got acquainted with iridium candles about 7 years ago, when I installed HBO on the classics. Back then, I appreciated the increase in power and the reduction in fuel consumption. Now I decided to install iridium denso on the Kia Spectra. I thought for a long time, since the price is still biting, and still decided. You know, I only regretted that I did not buy them right away when I took the spectrum. The car just came to life! There was a power that I did not even suspect. Especially if you…

I took it on a lada vesta sw cross, the engine twitched on the factory candles when it was cold, it became better with these candles.

I installed these on my 2002 Honda CRV with 123,000 miles. I checked compatibility via several other websites just to be sure. My old plugs had deposits on the electrodes, not bad but noticeable. I noticed a significant improvement in acceleration and smoother acceleration throughout the torque curve, especially at low revs. I believe it has to do with those new forks. They should last a while too!

I've liked NGK for years but I can't beat Denso! Was replaced at 125,000 km. Along with the timing belt, water pump (liquid flush) and alternator (it was also a Denso). Another version of the Denso Iridium was in my 2006 Toyota Highlander. These new Denso are an update! Much less knocking in the ignition. I also switched from 87 to 88 octane. What a difference! MPG is way better! Now I can go another 20 miles on a full 16 gallon tank. The performance is the same or slightly better. Mileage is…

Great Results. This was my first experience with this particular spark plug and I was keen to get a suitable replacement for the Bosch +4 that the car originally came with. Which I've never been a fan of, and I'm also unimpressed by the NGKs that most people use due to other car issues. Double check the game and of course always swap coils. I'm happy to say that my machine is running great. It feels a little smoother and my power and mileage are back where they should be. No problems with the…

Make sure you get them in a sealed box like the photo, the top of the box was sealed, I opened them and checked all four as this is my second order. Everything was perfect, untouched. All gaps are the same, the electrodes are perfectly aligned, the gap is the same on all four, and the ignition end is protected by a cardboard tube. They also came in a heavy 6x6x6 box with multiple airbags. Well protected. My first order of four came in an envelope, no outer box looking like the picture, just…