💎 The Ultimate NGK 3271 Platinum Plug for Unmatched Performance! Review

Installed new on my 2005 Civic Coupe VP after receiving a replacement recommendation from a Honda dealer (Mel Rapton Honda of Sacramento) at 185,000 miles. They wanted to charge me $25.63 for each spark plug plus labor. Well I was much happier with that price and installed them myself. No anti-seize lubricant required. The person who owned my car before me installed different spark plugs and I was happy to return the originals (pictured is the box one of the spark plugs came in).

These are stock spark plugs for the 2005 Honda Civic (LX anyway). I put some anti-seize on the threads during installation as I think Honda recommends it. NGK says it's not necessary, but my old plugs (same model) didn't have this and were very hard to remove - so not a good idea. Went like clockwork. Note: Amazon really needs to work on the packaging. All the candles fell out of their boxes when I received them and were in the shipping box. Luckily they still looked good, weren't damaged and…

I've been replacing spark plugs on my cars for years. However, when my '03 Civic needed a timing belt change, the shop offered to replace the spark plugs. I asked the obvious question "how much?" and they said $120. I was shocked! I couldn't understand how/why less than 15 minutes work should be so expensive. They said it was because they only used factory plugs, which were expensive. I checked and confirmed that they would just hollow me out a little bit during labour. I said no thanks, bought