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Anyone know where I can get Denso iridium plugs in the Toronto area?

 
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I'm just guessing here but since most of the Honda OEM parts are Denso, I would assume you could get them from the dealership too. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/IMG][IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]

 
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i wouldn't mind finding some too...don't know where though besides the states. I tried crappy tire...havent been to walmart or asked any import stores yet though.

EDIT: oh and ebay...

 
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i saw some Denso iridium plugs at pacific mall yesterday, but dunno if its for 2k1civic, u might ask around all the performance shop in pacific mall to confirm

 
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what are u running that u need those plugs?
turbo? NoS?

 
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About how much do they run around?

 
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You can get them at Crappy Tire

 
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Tricky- I just read your post. The crappy tire I've seen tehm at is on Dundas just West of Dixie and Dundas and Mavis in Mississauga.

 
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is their lot of difference if u change that

 
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Better spark which means better combustion. I don't know if you'll notice a difference. I've read dyno tests where people using blowers or turbos solve problems just by using them but on a stock car not sure..if you want the best throw em in

 
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how much is it?

 
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I think $8-$10 bucks a piece

 
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thanks for the info

 
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Wats a Denso?

 
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a company...

they make spark plugs...

 
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Haha, I knew it was a company.

Just didn't know what they made.

 
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does anyone have it?/? ... i wanna get it..

 
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A few months ago, i wanted to change my spark plugs too, but I got some advice from a mechanic. He told me that there is not need since the spark plugs in our car are already good enough. So I didn't bother spending the money. That's what I've been told. Also since our car is Direct Ignition, can't even upgrade the wire (Triple Core) like the previous civics.

 
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well does anyone have it? and felt the difference?

 
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yeah...... doesnt our cars already come with NGK IRIDIUM plugs??????? cuz dats wut mah uncle told me.. (he was the sales rep)

 
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The threads in the main forum are saying our plugs are cheap denso platinums......

 
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i don't mind changing it....as long as it have gain..

 
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yea, if it has gain, then i dun mind changing it... probably after this winter though... My car is going to stay in my garage for the winter

 
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seems like some guys/gals are having good feelngs bout these plugs

member review

some other info on their website

 
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if some one give me all the information about price..and place to get them.
i don't mind being the first one to change it.keke

 
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Check out www.iridiumsparkplugs.com for more info about Denso iridium plugs. They run for about $25 each. They give better sparks than platinum and last longer, but as a conductor, they are inferior to copper plugs. Just by changing plugs will not offer any dramatic gain in performance unless your plugs are old (>48000km, say). For cars with direct ignition like Gen7 Civics, the gain, if any, by changing the plugs, doesn't really justify the $ invested.

 
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True... no real performance gain.... but I think with gas prices the way they are now, spark plugs would be a good investment in the long run....

 
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yeah i agree. if they really improve ur gas milage...... it will pay the spark plugs off evenutally form the money we save from gas..... sooooooooooo........ where can we get these plugs??????[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]

 
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hahaha wont it be better to change em when ur current plugs go ?
save more money that way so when u change em at ur 48,000km
there fore saving more money