Fitment: This set of NGK V-Power spark plugs fits 2010 - 2017 Subaru Legacy 3.6R and 2010 - 2017 Subaru Outback. One box contains 4 spark plugs, and you'll need 2 boxes for your 6-cylinder Outback or Legacy.Features: These spark plugs come with multiple great features. The trivalent metal plating offers excellent anti-corrosion and anti-seizing. The corrugated ribs stop flashover. The pure alumina silicate ceramic insulator provides strong strength and good heat transfer. The copper core helps remove heat. The triple seals prevent leakage. They have a longevity of 30k miles and a 60-day manufacturer warranty.Specifications: The spark plug thread diameter is 14mm, with a thread pitch of 1.25mm. It has a flat seat type, a reach of 26.5mm (1.04'), and a wrench diameter of 5/8' (16mm). The terminal type is solid, and the gap is .043' (1.1mm). The center electrode tip is made of iridium with a copper core, while the ground electrode is made of nickel, with a standard type and taper cut shape. It has a 5k Ohm resistor, a manufacturer heat range of 6, and torque specs of 18 - 25.3 lb. ft. for cast iron and 18 - 21.6 lb. ft. for aluminum.Original equipment manufacturer approved, these NGK V-Power spark plugs are a great upgrade from standard ones. They feature a special V-Groove center electrode and concave ground electrode to boost ignitibility and allow more area for flame expansion.Import Image Racing is an authorized dealer for NGK Spark Plugs. Buying from us ensures your NGK products are authentic and covered by the manufacturer warranty.


Using these NGK V-Power spark plugs is easy. First, make sure your vehicle is turned off and has cooled down. Locate the spark plug wires and carefully remove them. Then, use a proper spark plug socket to remove the old spark plugs. Before installing the new ones, check the gap to ensure it's at the specified .043' (1.1mm). Gently thread the new spark plugs into the engine by hand to avoid cross - threading. Then, use the socket to tighten them according to the torque specs: 18 - 25.3 lb. ft. for cast iron engines and 18 - 21.6 lb. ft. for aluminum engines. Finally, reattach the spark plug wires.Note: Always follow the torque specs to prevent damage to the spark plugs or the engine. Don't overtighten. Also, make sure to buy from authorized dealers like Import Image Racing to get authentic products and the manufacturer warranty.For maintenance, it's a good idea to check the spark plugs regularly. Around every 15k miles, you can inspect them for signs of wear, corrosion, or fouling. If you notice any issues, it might be time to replace them. Keep them clean and dry when not in use.