Ngk Iridium Ix Spark Plug

Experience the pinnacle of spark plug technology with the NGK Iridium IX Spark Plug. Designed for ultimate performance and longevity, this spark plug delivers enhanced ignition and improved engine efficiency. Upgrade your motorcycle's performance with the reliable and high-quality NGK Iridium IX.

Description

The NGK Iridium IX Spark Plug represents the ultimate evolution in spark plug technology, brought to you by an industry leader. Featuring an iridium electrode that's significantly smaller than both platinum and conventional nickel electrodes, this spark plug dramatically reduces voltage requirements and extends the life of your ignition system. The ultra-small diameter center electrode ensures consistent spark and optimal combustion. The new metal shell plating provides enhanced anti-corrosion properties, guaranteeing long-lasting performance even in harsh conditions. Upgrade to the NGK Iridium IX for improved throttle response, superior anti-fouling, and peak engine performance. Easy to install and compatible with a wide range of motorcycles.

Features & highlights

• Iridium electrode provides superior spark and long life.
• Ultra-small diameter center electrode reduces voltage requirements.
• Enhanced anti-corrosion metal shell plating for durability.
• Improved throttle response and anti-fouling characteristics.
• Designed for peak engine performance and efficiency.
• Easy to install in a variety of motorcycle engines.

Technical specifications

• Brand: NGK Spark Plugs
• Vendor Part Number: 6684
• Center Electrode Projection: Projected
• Center Electrode Type: Necked Down
• Electrical Resistance: 5k Ohms
• Electrode Tip Material: Iridium
• Ground Electrode Configuration: Single
• Ground Electrode Shape: Grooved
• Heat Range: 8
• Hex Size: 20.6 mm (13/16")
• Spark Gap: 0.8 mm
• Terminal Configuration: Removable Nut
• Thread Reach: 19.1 mm (3/4")
• Thread Size: 14 mm
• Type: Resistor

Important to know

Ensure the spark plug is properly gapped and torqued during installation. Refer to your motorcycle's service manual for specific torque specifications.