NGK Plugs
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What do you guys think?
is the yellow box fake version of V-POWER plugs?




i bought 40 sets from the US.
and i compared it to the ones we have here in the philippines.
looks very different!
i emailed NGK already. they haven't replied yet.
is the yellow box fake version of V-POWER plugs?




i bought 40 sets from the US.
and i compared it to the ones we have here in the philippines.
looks very different!
i emailed NGK already. they haven't replied yet.
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thats what i thought,
but the spark plugs that are sold here locally have goldish/bronz coating instead of the silver one.
http://www.ngk-sparkplugs.jp/english...ake/index.html
but the spark plugs that are sold here locally have goldish/bronz coating instead of the silver one.
http://www.ngk-sparkplugs.jp/english...ake/index.html
thats what i thought,
but the spark plugs that are sold here locally have goldish/bronz coating instead of the silver one.
http://www.ngk-sparkplugs.jp/english...ake/index.html
but the spark plugs that are sold here locally have goldish/bronz coating instead of the silver one.
http://www.ngk-sparkplugs.jp/english...ake/index.html
When I was in retail parts I would see both types of boxes and plug surface finishes.
The yellow boxes are an older lot. The gray/silver/white boxes are of newer marketing design.
As for the metal finishes for the main sparkplug body I saw both and we were getting them directly from NGK's warehouse.
I think if you look at the NGK website you post the non-centered label on the plug would probably be the big indicator of a fake plug for sure.
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