alright guys i'm looking online for oem spark plugs in one of the websites i found, selling oem parts for our honda. but i'm confused on this one it's giving me two different plugs? one is ngk and the other is denso which one do i pick?

here is the link it's the one all the way in the bottom

http://www.hondapartsunlimited.com/i...arch_str=spark plug

 

NGK. 94

 

I have used ngk since my first car. Both brands are used in most new vehicles so your good with either one

 

Just go to a car parts store and get some NGK

 

Gotcha thanks for the input man

 

any part store will carry ngk plugs, not necessary to order them from that website specifically.

 

true but i'm getting something else beside the spark plugs i like to get oem for my cars if i can

 

Both the NGK and the Denso are Honda-approved OE spark plugs; they are both completely interchangeable, so you may use whichever one you wish.
You'll probably find that the NGKs are easier to come by.

 

I'm so very glad to see that there's somebody out there besides me that prefers OE.

Aftermarket is fine for a toy- or project-car; if you've got a Daily Driver, OE is the only way to go.

 

How would getting NGK plugs from a parts store Aftermarket?

 

They would not be, other then the price, but I guess if your all about OEM parts then maybe paying OEM pricing counts.

The Acura dealer here charges $1.21 more for the same plug I can buy 2 blocks away at Lordco. 94

 

I can see this as seals and gaskets, but NGK plugs is NGK there is no diffrence where you buy it from, its the same. I wouldnt ever use a aftermarket headgsket thats for sure.

There are things that are better then OEM (Ball joints, Tie rod ends, cap and rotors, plug wires, and things of that nature)

 

You've obviously never owned an Audi or anything British...

 

lol I had to work on a landrover... Worst built vehical ever and they use some of the worst plastic... It would just snap if you rub it the wrong way

 

It's not, of course. NGK BCPR5EP-11 is BCPR5EP-11, no matter where you buy it.

Why do you people assume "OE" automatically means "dealer"?