🔌 NGK BKR5E-11 Spark Plug - One Size (1 unit) Review

Advertised fork with gold rim on the underside. This fork does not exist. It's just their standard V connector. I thought it would be like the picture in the ad. Disappointed with purchase due to misleading advertising. The connector fits the application it was designed for, so I'm not returning it.

I choose NGK spark plugs because of price and reliability. They may cost a little more than some other brands, but the bitterness of the low quality lingers long after the sweetness of the low price is forgotten. I've been using NGK spark plugs since the 1970's and will continue to use them in the future. If quality is important to you, then so should you!

Color not as advertised but anyone who works with cars knows that spark plug color doesn't matter. They match the brand description exactly. The only thing I want to update is to show that these will fit a 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS that I just installed and rode today. I already knew they would fit, so I ignored Revane's "doesn't fit" warning.

I bought these for my 2003 Nissan Xterra with 3.3 v6 engine. It had very tight end caps that looked clean but were definitely worn and adding clearance. So I installed them and they work great. I love NGK for all my vehicles: motorcycles, ATVs, SUVs, cars, race cars, small engines and anything else that needs a spark plug. My xterra worked better of course, but that could be due to the worn and widened gap in the old connectors. I increased it to 0.040.

NGK IMO spark plugs have always been the best spark plugs for many engines, the Kawasaki FX series is no different. I put both plugs on my Scag Cheetah 61 zero turn and the motor runs as intended, just take your time installing them, hand tighten fully and the socket about 1/8 turn, no huge torque required. Very happy with these plugs and will continue to buy them here at Revain at reasonable prices with fast shipping to my doorstep. What else would you like to ask?