Product Details
G-Power™ Platinum Spark Plug (3207) by NGK®. Platinum spark plugs by NGK are designed to improve fuel efficiency, lower emissions, and provide quicker starts while remaining durable under high heat. With 0.6 mm platinum alloy tip laser welded to the center electrode, platinum spark plugs provide maximum spark with minimal voltage required and ensure precise gap during the life of the plug.
Specifications
| Thread Diameter: 14 mm |
| Thread Pitch: 1.25 mm |
| Seat Type: Tapered |
| Reach: 11.6 mm (.460") |
| Hex Size: 5/8" (16 mm) |
| Terminal Type: Solid |
| Overall Height: ISO |
| Gap: .059" (1.5 mm) |
| Center Electrode |
| Material: Platinum |
| Type: Fine Wire |
| Size: 0.6 mm |
| Projection: Projected |
| Ground Electrode |
| Material: Nickel |
| Type: Standard |
| Shape: Trapezoid |
| Quantity: 1 |
| Resistor: Yes |
| Resistor Value: 5k Ohm |
| Heat Range: 4 |
| Torque Specs: Cast Iron: 10.8-18 lb. ft. Aluminum: 7.2-14.5 lb. ft. |
| Electrode Material: Platinum |
| Nominal Gap: 1.5 mm |
Features
- Manufactured to boost your engine’s performance
- Engineered utilizing the finest materials and equipment
- Provides reliable, hassle-free operation
- Made in compliance with high industry standards
- Made to perform and built to last
Starting with a single product in 1936, NGK® became the world leader in innovation, technology, and premium quality in the manufacture of spark plugs for virtually every automotive manufacturer in the world. NGK`s extraordinary growth can be attributed to a philosophy of manufacturing the product where it is going to be used, which means a substantial number of products sold in the USA are made in America. One of the benefits of such a policy is the ability to work closely with manufacturers in developing products tailored specifically to their needs. Today with ISO 14001 and ISO/TS 16949 certification as well as state-of-the-art manufacturing and inventory facilities, NGK provides customers with the finest spark plugs and complimentary products.
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