Ngk Spark Plug, NGK DR8ES-l, ea, 1, One Size

I’ve used NGK for years and have always been happy with the spark plugs. Highly recommended

The product image is wrong but the model number is correct with the threaded end. Perfect fit my old Honda 1986 TRX 250.

Got my old Honda dirt bike to fire up. Any new plug could've worked but NGK spark plugs have always been good to every motorized vehicle that I have owned, and they last a very long time. Wouldn't go with any other brand.These specific plugs work great for an 83 Honda XL185S.

Used for my '86 Honda TRX200SX quad. This (the 2923) is the spark plug that was listed to be compatible after research. Do note that this is the type of spark plug where there is just bare threads at the spark plug connector. If your engine uses a spark plug that has the big metal cap on top (as the picture incorrectly shows) this plug will not work. Worked perfectly for my Honda as it is the type with bare threads that go into the spark plug connector. The cap is not missing this is how many old Japanese motors are setup, the picture is just a general product picture that doesn't show this. My quad runs perfect, perfect spark no issues. NGK is the go-to when available, just make sure your vehicle does take a 2923 spark plug and not another type.

Hard to go wrong with ngk.

Plugs do not come with the tips included. Needed to reused the tips from old plugs. Also, these require an 18 mm socket.

Got this from amazon, It came in original box and wrapped in plastic, the plastic was stretched and was a little dirty from a garage. I put some on my truck two months ago and they're without a doubt the best product I've installed. My f150 got these and I honestly wouldn't buy anything else. Please keep in mind I'm aware there's better products available at much higher prices but I'm not a race driver on a closed course, neither is half the folks who run them but that's their money, but for my money I refuse to buy cheap off name brand junk, and draw the line at really high priced stuff that earned their reputation from spending money advertising rather than research, I usually go with mid priced stuff such as these and I found a real gem with these, I'd definitely recommend this to someone!

Works good on my honda cb750sc 1982.The only problem there is no torque specifications for tightening on box, maybe it’s possible to find in internet, but still it’s not right I think. The one from Denso for my car has it. Cause that reading for 1/2 turn after hand tight, is not really professional.Price little higher that some other like Autozone, but they don’t have it in stock. From amazon I get it in couple days, so it’s absolutely worth it. Thank you