NGK Spark Plug Stock # 1275

Works perfectly in my application

Works and fits perfectly

Normally I go to a big box outlet for spark plugs like Autozone since there's no locally owned businesses for automotive supplies where I live. Since I didn't need them right away, I ordered four of these plugs and they arrived the next day. Fifty cents cheaper per plug compared to a local corporation, that's two dollars I get to spend on half a coffee. There's really not much which can be said about NGK spark plugs, they work well.

I recently swapped out the plugs on my 2001 Suzuki SV650. They were Denso's but I decided to switch to the NGK. I kinda wish I had gone for the iridiums since my bike is aging now, but I am happy with these.Easy install, put some anti seize on the threads, some dielectric on the boot and now I'm good to go. I see an improvement over my old set, but I'm not so sure when they were last changed so it's hard to say.

Good price. Works on my 09 Kawasaki KLX250SF. Gap needed to be adjusted - was to wide open. Easy to check and bend a little to factory specyfication.

Great plugs, well liked among the SV650 crowd, and showed up in pristine boxes, with plastic cap protectors, and properly gapped.These plugs aren't in stock at any local parts store... so online to my door for a good price? SOLD!

NGK holds it's rep for producing great plugs for any motor. These held up well after my engine ran rich for a good couple miles. Cleaned, inspected and they were still in serviceable condition.

Exact replacement of my old plugs. Went with these since they lasted 14,000 miles on the last one. Sign that there is no need to get the more expensive Iridium one.FYI, I forgot about my spark plugs until I looked at my maintenance chart...you should replace the spark plugs every 7000 miles or so on the SV650 :)