How to Choose the Right Spark Plug
Choosing the correct spark plug requires more than matching basic size. Heat range, electrode material, thread dimensions, reach, and seat type all affect fitment, service life, and replacement performance.
- Choose the right heat range: An incorrect heat range may lead to fouling, overheating, or unstable firing.
- Compare electrode materials: Different materials offer different durability levels and replacement intervals.
- Check thread and reach carefully: Similar-looking plugs may still differ in fitment and chamber compatibility.
- Confirm gap and installation requirements: Factory gap consistency and correct installation specs both matter.
- Match the product to market demand: Some buyers prioritize cost efficiency, while others focus on longer service life.