NGK G-Power Spark Plug vs DENSO Iridium Power IK20 Spark Plug
These two plugs do not fit the same car, so the choice is decided by thread size first. The NGK G-Power is an M12 plug with a 1.043 in reach; the DENSO IK20 is an M14 plug with a 19 mm reach. For a car that takes the DENSO fitment, the IK20 is the stronger performer: its 0.4 mm iridium center electrode and U-groove ground give sharper response and better acceleration than a standard plug, and owners report long service life. The G-Power is a sensible, durable platinum replacement for stock double-platinum plugs, but it is a value-oriented plug, not a performance step up.
- Choose the NGK G-Power if your engine takes an M12 x 1.25 plug with about 26.5 mm reach and you want a durable platinum replacement for stock double-platinum plugs.
- Choose the DENSO Iridium Power IK20 if your engine takes an M14 x 1.25 plug with 19 mm reach and you want sharper throttle response and stronger acceleration from a fine iridium electrode.
Prices
- NGK G-Power Spark Plug: $6.36 at Fitment Industries (last seen Nov 9)
- DENSO Iridium Power IK20 Spark Plug: $9.96 at Nippon Power (last seen Nov 8)
- Difference: the NGK G-Power Spark Plug is $3.60 cheaper than the DENSO Iridium Power IK20 Spark Plug at the latest prices (Nov 8 and Nov 9)

