Buy from your local retailer like autozone and oriley that way you’ll get the real deal avoid the online Chinese crap if it says made in China their not original Bosch or NGK
Reason I'm going with Bosch bc NGK has too much knock off product....I took out a original fomo spark plug from a fusion and replace with nGK and the power wasn't there....as the old original fomo ford spark plug ....so I will try Bosch spark plug and see if it keep the power as the fomo spark plug ....
i did my first motor swap in 1979 and have been a 'car guy' since before that.....became an A&P mechanic in 1983 and I have modified every vehicle I have ever owned.....some just a little, some extravagantly. I dont use Bosch plugs unless there is no other choice while I wait for the NGK or Denso plugs to arrive. Have had great service from both NGK and Denso
Twenty years ago I had a 2002 Impreza that had a preignition issue when I floored it, so I ran premium gas to get rid of this issue. I then changed out the oem Champion plugs for a Bosch multi tip model and I could go back to regular gas with no issues when I floored it. Bosch is usually my first choice, but these days I'd go to a real parts store to make sure they aren't some China knock offs.
🎉 Bosch hat viele gute Produkte aber Zündkerzen sind schlecht. Hatte Bosch ZK Super 4 eingebaut und Leistungsverlust gehabt, dann NGK rein und volle Power gehabt. BMW E46 316i damals, nie wieder Bosch.
@@MrRGiller We used AC Delco forever, nobody that knew engines used anything different, never tried Champions, thought they were just for lawn mowers and dirt bikes, we always threw the NGK's away and put in Champion gold for dirt bikes, about 25 or more years ago GM quit making the spark plugs and outsourced them to NGK, we started to have problems with the AC,s, like falling apart and pieces getting into the combustion area gouging the cylinder walls, the things NGK does, so we did a little research and found them to be NGK, in my opinion they are not good plugs, we've been using Champions for a long time now, I actually have the platinum's in all of my stuff and I'm very happy with them.
i've read for japanese cars. but i have a 2003 mercedes coupe, and one of my bosch spark plugs were fried. albeit, i don't know if they had ever been replaced on my car (74,000 miles, and i bought it with 49,000). but then inhave been reading on mercedes forums and other reviews of the ngk iridium saying they are better. Furthermore, I noticed no noticeble difference after changing the 4 bosch spark plugs with new ones, even when one was fried. next time i'll definitely try ngk
Agreed. I had a 1999 Olds Alero 2.4 liter that misfired like crazy on Bosch. I replaced them with Autolite and the problem went away. I went to Autozone after that for the next set. The counter person had the same issue on Grand Am with the same engine. I have skipped Bosch after that. I wont risk it.
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This is marketing strategy Video by BOSCH!
in 1935 there was laser welding???? this can't be right...
NGK , very hard to beat ,we used Champion years ago on racing bikes,after change to NGK and that’s beautiful ! NipponDenso as well👍👍
So many Chinese fake plugs out there though. Particularly NGK. Hard to spot genuine ones.
Buy from your local retailer like autozone and oriley that way you’ll get the real deal avoid the online Chinese crap if it says made in China their not original Bosch or NGK
Buy Champion made in USA, ensure no counterfeit, best plug you can buy.
Reason I'm going with Bosch bc NGK has too much knock off product....I took out a original fomo spark plug from a fusion and replace with nGK and the power wasn't there....as the old original fomo ford spark plug ....so I will try Bosch spark plug and see if it keep the power as the fomo spark plug ....
NGK introduced "laser welding" in 1936? Lasers weren't invented until the 1960s.
i did my first motor swap in 1979 and have been a 'car guy' since before that.....became an A&P mechanic in 1983 and I have modified every vehicle I have ever owned.....some just a little, some extravagantly.
I dont use Bosch plugs unless there is no other choice while I wait for the NGK or Denso plugs to arrive.
Have had great service from both NGK and Denso
Good to hear! Got a Stage 1 GTI Clubsport & wanted to go Bosh for the double platina. But realized NGK wod probably better fit a tuned engine.
one step colder may also be a good idea depending on boost level and fuel quality/octane@@tredfxman
Thanks Brother, I went for Bosch Irridium. 👍🏾
Mr. Jess ~ I went for Bosch 4.
@@rogertycholiz2218 Few months later, I 'm still extremely pleased with my Bosch Irridiums.
My bike usted two Bosh Champion PRZ9HC wich can be the Best option in iridium?
@@robalex93 Still Bosch Irridium Robalex, if you ask me. Champion is okay, but Bosch and NRG are the best.
Thank you for a really informative video.
I use bosch cuz too many fake ngk
Twenty years ago I had a 2002 Impreza that had a preignition issue when I floored it, so I ran premium gas to get rid of this issue. I then changed out the oem Champion plugs for a Bosch multi tip model and I could go back to regular gas with no issues when I floored it. Bosch is usually my first choice, but these days I'd go to a real parts store to make sure they aren't some China knock offs.
No, NGK didn't introduce LASER welding in 1935...
Which is the best for nissan rogue2018
Champion iridium.
Always ran NGK in my motorcycles especially the 2 stroke. They fouled far less than champion, A/C, etc.
🎉 Bosch hat viele gute Produkte aber Zündkerzen sind schlecht. Hatte Bosch ZK Super 4 eingebaut und Leistungsverlust gehabt, dann NGK rein und volle Power gehabt. BMW E46 316i damals, nie wieder Bosch.
So... Bosh is the dad!
HORRIBLE. No clear winner 🏆 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
This is fake, ad for junk Bosh.
Neither of those plugs are worth a crap, today, Champion is now making a far superior spark plug, we now use them in all of our race engines also.
What is your opinion of AC Delco iridium spark plugs versus champion?
@@MrRGiller We used AC Delco forever, nobody that knew engines used anything different, never tried Champions, thought they were just for lawn mowers and dirt bikes, we always threw the NGK's away and put in Champion gold for dirt bikes, about 25 or more years ago GM quit making the spark plugs and outsourced them to NGK, we started to have problems with the AC,s, like falling apart and pieces getting into the combustion area gouging the cylinder walls, the things NGK does, so we did a little research and found them to be NGK, in my opinion they are not good plugs, we've been using Champions for a long time now, I actually have the platinum's in all of my stuff and I'm very happy with them.
@@user-Dr. Thank you for your explanation. I really appreciate it
NGK FTW!
Want to buy
Bosch for life
Bosch plugs suck. 🤣😂 Causes misfire
For what car?
i've read for japanese cars. but i have a 2003 mercedes coupe, and one of my bosch spark plugs were fried. albeit, i don't know if they had ever been replaced on my car (74,000 miles, and i bought it with 49,000). but then inhave been reading on mercedes forums and other reviews of the ngk iridium saying they are better. Furthermore, I noticed no noticeble difference after changing the 4 bosch spark plugs with new ones, even when one was fried. next time i'll definitely try ngk
Agreed. I had a 1999 Olds Alero 2.4 liter that misfired like crazy on Bosch. I replaced them with Autolite and the problem went away. I went to Autozone after that for the next set. The counter person had the same issue on Grand Am with the same engine. I have skipped Bosch after that. I wont risk it.