I've searched, read and even used v-power NGK plugs before but I honestly don't hear about G-power any. There'll slightly more and are platinum tipped but are they any better than the v's. I know the car recommend the V-power plugs but are G-power any better in smoothness or horsepower. I usually change mine every 25k miles or so and they're cheap so I'm not worried about iridium plugs and of the long life.
V-Power or G-Power?
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I used the G Powered ones before. The car really liked them, and almost seemed to give ALiTTLE more hp on the ass-dyno. I dunno how I got them...just went to the parts store, asked for plugs for a 2000 Civic LX, and thats what they gave me...didnt hurt the car any tho...
funny you ask...i just put them in my car on mon
i thought this thread was about gasoline, shell v-power or.. some new s**t from chevron or something
I can now say that the G-power are alot better than the V-power NGK Spark Plugs. I noticed not only a slightly quieter engine, it idles smoother and seems to hold power better. Hmmmmm... Funny thing was, when I pulled the plugs that were in my car when I bought it to replace them with the v-power, I didn't realize at first they were the iridium NGK plugs. Hmmmm...
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I have NGK Iridiums in mine and they seem to work great. The car idles very well and has no problems in higher rpm's. V-Power are great plugs...60K miles according to OEM Maintenance intervals, G-Power are equivalent to 7th gens which are changed every 105K.
i thought NGK's came OEM
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they are both oem, it depends on what model civic you have.
and for the OP, please read this http://www.superhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=129793
and for the OP, please read this http://www.superhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=129793
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