Is the gap preset on this plug?
48082
Yes it is, but you should always check them to make sure nothing has caused the gap to change.
48083
Yes, they are. They are ready to install out of the box. My Civic has 238,000 miles on it and I only use genuine parts which these NGK's are. I replace mine every 100K.
48084
Yes, it comes pre-gapped from the factory. Do not attempt to gap as it will damage iridium tip. Your vehicle will run like new with these plugs.
248300
Unfortunately it is not. They say threy are working on it to come up with the right plug-ins.
649984
I really cannot remember if this was so. However it has been about a year now and the plugs are still working well.
513436
The gap is set to my mfg spec. It is good practice to check the gap to your mfg spec.
724400
Hey Sue. There are other sites on line that have those plug ins to match to. Just check that the model numbers match up.
488041
When I use it, I really can't tell that the gap is there. No discomfort on my end using this product.
1202698
The unit I purchased has a low-profile plug. So far I've had no problems with it. Hope this is helpful to you.
2184903
The gap is preset on iridium plugs. Do not try to adjust or gap these as you will damage the tip of the plug. I believe the gap is set at .060" but as I said please do not gap these. I learned the hard way.
1299688
Yes, the gap on these is set during manufacturing at .040. The gap is not intended to be modified. Always a good idea to check first, but I've never found one of these to be incorrect.
2218862
I just looked at mine and it does sound like it probably is correct. Contact me at dan@dancolettering.com and I can send you a picture of the plug.
614669
no I don't think so spark plug are gapped according to vehicle model and engine I don't think but just ask Toyota for tha gap requirement for the that year and model
1458418
I have a 2012 Golf R, which has an upgraded version of the same FSI engine in your car. I did not need to change the gap on the plugs. I would suggest that you replace the plugs at the same time you do the coils.
962118
Yeah, mine were. But I adjusted the gap to the spec. Plus with shipping you never know if the gap gets changed or not. Get yourself a sparkplug gap tool.
496878
This plug is make for a 30 Amp line which is not you normal plug in for electrical line. Prongs are at an slant.
1633074
Each prong on the plug is a different shape. Match them up to the corresponding holes and then turn it clockwise to "lock in" the plug.
1057108
Mine were all pregapped as already stated the electrode is very thin and can break easily so if you are going to try to gap them be extremely careful. Pretty sure the 6 plugs I got were all right at .025 - .030" gap. The old plugs had the electrode worn away to a .085" gap still ran good with that gap. These are super good plugs and don't think you can go wrong with running them as they arrive unless they got damage in shipment.
423415
Your owners manual will tell you what plugs your bike will take, if it lists this plug, your good to go(never heard about having to adjust the gap of a new plug). You could always check the gap and make sure it's in spec for your peace of mind. CR8E is stock plug for your bike. Here is a site talking about IX plug, if it's worth it. https://www.ninjette.org/forums/showthread.php?t=46130