Denso IX22B Iridium Spark Plug

Experience superior ignition and engine performance with the Denso IX22B Iridium Spark Plug. Engineered for demanding conditions and high-performance engines, this spark plug delivers exceptional durability and efficient combustion.

Description

The Denso IX22B Iridium Spark Plug is designed with a fine wire iridium center electrode, only 0.4mm in diameter, which significantly reduces voltage requirements and enhances firing performance. The iridium electrode, six times harder than platinum, withstands extreme temperatures up to 4,000°F, ensuring long-lasting reliability. A 360° laser-welded electrode provides a robust seal, resisting wear and tear in even the harshest conditions. The ground electrode features a tapered cut and U-groove, creating a large volume area that optimizes flame propagation. This design contributes to improved fuel efficiency and reduced emissions. With a 12 mm thread size and a 19.1 mm (3/4") thread reach, the IX22B ensures a secure and precise fit for a wide range of motorcycle engines.

Features & highlights

• Iridium center electrode enhances ignition and extends service life.
• Fine wire 0.4mm electrode reduces voltage requirements for improved starting and acceleration.
• 360° laser welding ensures a robust and durable electrode seal.
• Tapered cut and U-groove ground electrode promotes efficient combustion.
• Resistor type plug reduces radio frequency interference (RFI).
• Withstands temperatures up to 4,000°F for reliable high-performance.

Technical specifications

• Brand: DENSO
• Vendor Part Number: IX22B
• Center Electrode Type: Fine Wire, Projected
• Electrode Tip Material: Iridium
• Electrical Resistance: 5k Ohms
• Ground Electrode Shape: Taper Cut, Grooved
• Heat Range: 7
• Hex Size: 17.5 mm (11/16")
• Spark Gap: 0.9 mm
• Thread Reach: 19.1 mm (3/4")
• Thread Size: 12 mm
• Terminal Configuration: Threaded Stud
• Type: Resistor

Important to know

Ensure the Denso IX22B Iridium Spark Plug matches your vehicle's specifications before installation. Always consult your vehicle's service manual for proper spark plug gap and torque specifications.