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was thinking of using this (IKBH20TT gap 0.040) to replace the OEM (FK20HBR11 gap 0.044) for my 2013 lexus gs since they are cheaper by 60% but I am worried about the gap difference.
I have heard that it is very risky to gap iridium plugs so I am wondering if the difference of 0.004 will have a tangible difference on the engine?
update: nvm i called sparkplugs.com and a pro there told me not to worry. a difference of 0.004 inches make no perceptible difference in the car. Most problems arise from the gap being too wide instead of too narrow.
I have heard that it is very risky to gap iridium plugs so I am wondering if the difference of 0.004 will have a tangible difference on the engine?

update: nvm i called sparkplugs.com and a pro there told me not to worry. a difference of 0.004 inches make no perceptible difference in the car. Most problems arise from the gap being too wide instead of too narrow.
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Sorry to bring this thread back but I was just wondering if anybody has ever had any Bad experiences with these new Denso Iridium TT spark plugs on their IS350's?
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Thanks for the update... i'm going to go with these plugs on my 08IS250Originally Posted by buister
I have them for about 10k miles and no problems so far. Same power and mpg.
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The dealer part number is FK20HBR11 (long Life) and it's also on Denso site. I'm looking at looking it in for 6X from https://www.densoproducts.com/product.aspx?zpid=11248Originally Posted by rogers2
Thanks for the update... i'm going to go with these plugs on my 08IS250



