Specifications
| Electrode Tip Material | |
|---|---|
| Spark Plug Gap | |
| Heat Range | |
| Thread Size | |
| Ground Electrode Material | |
| Ground Electrode Quantity |
Features
- Special Insulator Nose Configurations Improve Throttle Response
- Trivalent Metal Plating Provides Superior Anti-Corrosion and Anti-Seizing Properties
- Corrugated Ribs Prevent Flashover
- Pure Alumina Silicate Ceramic Insulator, Provides Superior Strength and Better Heat Transfer
- Copper Core Aids in Heat Removal
- Triple Seals Prevent Leakage
Product Details
Racing Iridium Spark Plug by NGK®. Electrode Tip Material: Iridium. Gap Type: Pre-gapped. NGK Spark Plugs has been igniting sparks since the 1930s. However, sparks don’t just simply ignite. It takes a high amount of precision to create spark plugs that perform their task well and are extremely resistant in doing so. NGK Racing Spark Plugs are designed for use in engines that have been fine-tuned to achieve maximum power. Demand Performance, Rely on NGK.
Installation
NGK® - Spark Plugs Installation VideoDesigned to ignite the air/fuel mixture within the combustion chamber, a spark plug has to withstand the high temperature and combustion pressure within the engine. If everything operates properly, the engine runs efficiently providing optimal performance, maximum fuel economy and the lowest exhaust emissions due to effective combustion. Spark plugs are available in different heat ranges and thread sizes to suit engine requirements. There are several factors - such as thread reach, thread diameter, the insulator nose projection and whether the spark plug incorporates a gasket or is of the conical type - to consider when choosing the correct spark plug for your needs.
When buying these spark plugs by NGK, you are guaranteed that they will meet or exceed OE quality and performance. These plugs feature a V-groove center electrode and concave ground electrode that together, guide the spark to occur between the sharper outside edges of both electrodes, improving ignitability and performance. They are adequately protected from combustion gas leaking through the shell thanks to triple-gasket sealing and built with a solid-copper core that produces a more powerful spark with less firing voltage, while most other spark plugs on the market feature two seals and use a "copper coated" center core.
The spark plugs also feature the alumina silicate insulator that is virtually pure to insure dielectric and physical strength, as well as heat transfer away from the tip for maximum performance. To eliminate “flash over,” which can cause misfiring, these products are built with corrugated ribs and feature cold-rolled threads to prevent damage to the cylinder head and make installation and removal easier. The products also feature trivalent metal plating for superior anti-corrosion and anti-seizing properties.