- Is the LFR7AIX a direct replacement for my stock plugs?
- Only if your engine specifies this heat range and thread. Check the part number against your owner's manual or the plug currently fitted before buying.
- How is this different from a platinum plug?
- The iridium center electrode is much harder and has a higher melting point, so it resists wear and fouling longer, especially in hot or boosted engines.
- Should I upgrade to Ruthenium HX instead?
- Ruthenium HX is NGK's longer-life premium option. For a stock or mildly tuned engine, Iridium IX is already a solid step up from copper or platinum.
- Do I need to gap these plugs?
- They come pre-gapped, but check the gap against your engine's spec before installing, since handling in transit can change it.
- How many plugs are in the box?
- Four, enough for a four-cylinder engine such as the Lancer Evolution.
- Can I use these in a Yamaha WaveRunner?
- Yes, for the supercharged SVHO models listed as compatible. Confirm your exact model year and engine before ordering.
- Where is the NGK Iridium Spark Plug Box of 4 (LFR7AIX) cheapest?
- At Zoro, for $10.15, 76% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the NGK Iridium Spark Plug Box of 4 (LFR7AIX)?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Zoro, Advance Auto Parts, MAPerformance, iatuning.com.