🔥 High-Performing 6PC NEW DENSO #4503 Platinum T T Spark Plugs - PK16TT Review

So far I'm happy with this product. I just need to replace my EGR valve to see if those spark plugs and coils are working properly, but I believe they do. Perfect fit for my car!

Can't comment on the quilted end caps but they do NOT fit 2009 Honda Odyssey ex-l with VCM. I don't know if I missed it in the description but they won't work if your van has a VCM.

We have a 2007 Honda Odyssey with 160,000 miles and they work great! Super easy to install and really great value for money. They arrived a day earlier than expected and in excellent condition. I will definitely order from them again, highly recommended.

I bought these spark plugs to replace the ones in my '02 Accord. They worked great right out of the box. I didn't even have to rip them apart. I've only ridden it a few hundred miles so far, but no complaints so far. I don't think I'll have to change them after another 100,000 km. Very happy with them.

Spark plugs ordered and received same day as advertised by Revain. I have always used Denso spark plugs and gauges in my cars as they are of very high quality and have the same spark plug gap. Literally a "plug and play" spark plug, not anti-seizure. If they pre-applied an anti-seize, these spark plugs would be even better. Never complain about Denso products!

These platinum spark plugs from Denso are perfect at a great price. My Acura TL was missing and I could easily tell it was a cylinder or two. It ended up being the second cylinder so I replaced the spark plug and ignition coil I bought from Revain and that fixed the problem. Spark plugs have no pre-gap, which is 0.044 inches on my Acura. Lo and behold, they were fine and no adjustment was needed. I recommend this product and give it a HIGH BUY: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

They fit my 2007 RAM 1500 V6 3.7L perfectly. It should be noted that all spark plugs are supplied with an electrode gap of exactly 0.035. Looking at the sticker in the engine bay, my engine needs a 0.040 gap (which is weird because online ram says it should be 0.044). Now .035 is probably fine as they expand a bit, but I rearranged them anyway to fit my engine bay spec (maybe I was a little over-revved). Be sure to check the clearances and set them according to the specifications in the engine…

Kit was OEM or better quality at a good price. They weren't pre-gap, but with a little patience I set the correct spacing for all six. Mounting a horizontally opposed V6 in the rear of a 2004 Acura MDX was a bit of a pain, but certainly not the worst job I've ever had to do. The engine runs properly and I don't have any obvious knocks or misfires. Don't forget to use some dielectric grease on those coils! And if you see oil pooling around the spark plug, the spark tube seals are bad. Change…