Ngk Spark Plugs Made In France?

[Serpandrew]

Anyone know what the deal is with NGK spark plugs made in France and what the difference is with the ones made in Jap?

Personally I'd rather use the ones made in Jap but I have some ones that were made in France and don't know if I should use them or not.

Edited December 5, 2012 by Serpandrew

[GTSBoy]

The difference is about 6000km.

[Trozzle]

The difference is about 6000km.

This. And f**king nothing else. Seriously did you even think before asking such a stupid close minded question?

[The Dan]

I heard the French ones were a bit tricky to get in but when it came time to get out, they practically removed themselves.....

[Plattsy]

I heard the French ones were a bit tricky to get in but when it came time to get out, they practically removed themselves.....

+1 internet to you chap.

[R31Nismoid]

I heard the French ones were a bit tricky to get in but when it came time to get out, they practically removed themselves.....

[Trozzle]

I heard the French ones were a bit tricky to get in but when it came time to get out, they practically removed themselves.....

I heard the ceramic insulation was extra bright white too.

[JustinP]

lol!

[The Dan]

I think someone should actually post a serious response.

The French plugs are essentially the same as the Japanese plugs but the centre electrode is actually made from a different material and I think you'll find they only suit cars with 5 reverse gears.

[The Dan]

I'm sorry to all our French people here

[GTSBoy]

Bah! Cheese eating surrender monkeys.

/Clarkson

[(OO)SKYLINE(OO)]

So stick to the Japanese made NGK spark plugs.

[Plattsy]

anybody wanna buy a million french military rifles?????

never fired.

dropped once.

[MagicMikeZ32]

Smelly and ungrateful

[lolo.37]

Bonjour à tous ! (means hello everybody in my language)

I'm sure you can trust french sparcks, but I must admit they would spark a bit less.

Japanese ones would have an extra fire power thanks to f*kushima !

Cheers from a french skyline fan

Edited December 25, 2012 by lolo.37