🔥 NGK DILZKR7B11GS (95710) Spark Plug: Unleash Optimal Performance! Review

I bought this in 2016 for my 2013 Honda Civics with 90,000 miles. I ordered a new set today with a mileage of 202,000 km. I've never had a problem with them or with my car. You must order 4 of these. It's a joke when people give this product a star because they can't read and think they should get 4 quality spark plugs for $15.

Looks like genuine NGK spark plugs and were identical to the ones I removed from my 2013 Honda Civic. However, they weren't properly separated, so I removed the star. The gap should be 0.044 for a 9th generation Civic with a 1.8 liter engine. They were spaced closer at 0.038. If you're buying these, note that you'll likely need a splitting tool. Otherwise a good buy.

This spark plug fits my 2014 Honda Civic LX. Be sure to check the gap before installing the spark plug as it needs to be adjusted to the vehicle specifications. Also make sure you buy the right number of spark plugs you need for your car because there is only 1. If people give this product 1 star it is because they didn't read the description.

My order arrived today. What was my surprise when I opened it up and only found 1 (one) spark plug. I'm an old school mechanic and figured they always come in boxes of four. Who knew you could just buy one? The description doesn't indicate the quantity so I guess I should have read the one star reviews first. I would not recommend this spark plug as I don't know if it is worth the exorbitant price.

These are the correct spark plugs for our 2008 Honda Accord LX. This is a PZEV engine and requires these connectors. This is the second set I've bought for this car as I change them every 100,000 or so. The car has done just over 200,000 miles, changed and installed the spark plugs. The car performs the same as it did when it was new and still averages 30+ mpg. You can't go wrong with NGK spark plugs and Revain or Honda had spark plugs. Hard to find anywhere else.

Not sure what happened here but I installed them in April 2020 and noticed yesterday (10/05/20) that my engine was running rougher at idle with brake lights on the go to get some food. I immediately went to the auto zone and bought the exact same candles for $90 (4 pieces). I came home, took them out of the car and compared them to new ones from the auto zone. The lettering on the NGK was much lighter (less bold) on the old ones compared to the Autozone lettering and the threaded part didn't…