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NGK V-Power Spark Plug Box of 4 (TR6)

SKU: NGK4177
Barcode: 87295141779

$9.31

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NGK V-Power Spark Plug Box of 4 (TR6)

$9.31

$9.31

Tech Specs

Brand
NGK
SKU
NGK4177
Manufacturer part number
4177
Category
Ignition › Spark Plugs
Shipping weight
0.42 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

NGK V-Power spark plugs offer reliable performance and improved ignitability over standard nickel plugs. Engineered specifically for OE applications, the special V-cut nickel alloy center electrode and concave ground electrode of NGK's V-Power spark plug increases ignitability providing quicker starts and smoother idle. NGK's legendary high grade alumina silicate ceramic creates a stronger insulator for optimal dielectric performance. Trivalent metal plating ensures superior anti-corrosion and anti-seizing properties.

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