NGK iridium plugs
NGK's website has a guide that will tell you all acceptable plugs for each specific car. You might want to look at Denso too. Denso is OEM for alot of manufacturers and is typically $1-$2 cheaper per plug for iridium. Iridium comes pre-gapped but check it because I've returned them on many occasions for being out of spec before install.
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G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods

http://ngksparkplugs.ecrater.com/pro...hp?pid=2031849
Check out this link. I replaced my plugs last month with the iridiums and got a great deal on them as well. Couldn't be happier!!
Check out this link. I replaced my plugs last month with the iridiums and got a great deal on them as well. Couldn't be happier!!
Iridium works well on any NA application. For FI its best to use copper plugs.
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Why copper? GTM put NGK (P/N LFR6AIX-11) into my 2007 HR-TT.
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From: By the sea, Tx
G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods

Did you check out my link? It clearly says 03-07 G35.
http://ngksparkplugs.ecrater.com/pro...hp?pid=2031849
http://ngksparkplugs.ecrater.com/pro...hp?pid=2031849
cooper wears out quick..like every 2-3 oil changes, but it conducts electricity the best compared to other plugs. I used to run NGK coppers in my MR2. They ran like $3 a plug.
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