Aftermarket sparkplugs
#1
Aftermarket sparkplugs
was browsing e-bay and came across these plugs,has anyone tried them ?
if posting the link is against forum rule,sorry in advance.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Denso-Aston-M...QAAOSwn9lXK1g7
if posting the link is against forum rule,sorry in advance.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Denso-Aston-M...QAAOSwn9lXK1g7
#2
I still have OEM plugs in my Vantage, but have had exposure to Denzo plugs in aircraft engines. They are the OEM choice for Rotax aircraft engines, and no person I have spoken too in the past 10 years or so has had bad things to say about the Denzo product.
In SA they are not cheap, but what is the price difference against Aston OEM plugs?
In SA they are not cheap, but what is the price difference against Aston OEM plugs?
#4
Seems cheap...website states for 05-07 cars
AM plugs from Rich are $ 195.00..I believe his are good for all years...
While the brand is solid check your year of car...
Good luck...
AM plugs from Rich are $ 195.00..I believe his are good for all years...
While the brand is solid check your year of car...
Good luck...
#5
I was invited to the Aston Dealer to see the new 720 Mclaren later this week in Cape Town, while on the phone I asked him about Denzo plugs seems that off the record they also cant fault them.....just saying
In CT our top tech at Aston was poached from Audi R stock so the man is quite knowledgeable so I think you will find the quality great.
Then I consulted the book seems the OEM plugs are good for 75000KM and no year limit
In CT our top tech at Aston was poached from Audi R stock so the man is quite knowledgeable so I think you will find the quality great.
Then I consulted the book seems the OEM plugs are good for 75000KM and no year limit
#7
When searching before I found this little chart, I believe it was on the Denso site... I added the E3 spark plugs which match the Denso