Denso Plugs?

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What autoparts store carries Denso IT20's? I have been to a couple in my area and none of them carry them. The Autozone that I went to only had IT16's and advance autoparts didn't have any. Can you help me out here?

 

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Oh I'm looking for Iridiums btw.

 

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this is where I got mine. best price I could find too.....

Denso Plugs

 

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p.s. I would not recommend the IT20's unless you are going with a power adder.......

 

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Dan_Soprano said:

p.s. I would not recommend the IT20's unless you are going with a power adder.......

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I pm'd you.

 

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MT1083 said:

I pm'd you.

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I PMed you back.....I got my it20's off there....let me go see if I can find them. I am installing my 9psi KB this weekend.......

 

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here you go........

http://www.sparkplugs.com/results_cross.asp?pid=IT20

 

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Just to let everyone know...Sparkplugs.com has excellent customer service. I needed plugs sooner than they normally ship but they worked it out to get them to me so I'll have them when I need'em. I highly recommend them!

 

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I'm curious Dan Soprano why you wouldn't want to use iridiums without a power adder? Thanks

 

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The IT20's are a heat range cooler than stock plugs. You can get IT16's and those should work fine NA. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

 

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Okay I thought your were meanin just the heat ranges wouldn't work sorry I didn't clarify their thanks though Dan

 

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MT1083 said:

The IT20's are a heat range cooler than stock plugs. You can get IT16's and those should work fine NA. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

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Thanks for clearing that up for me MT!! Just to add, I have read nothing but good things about iridium plugs......the only down thing to them is thier price.