I was wondering what the best spark plugs would be to put in when i change them. should i just stock or
http://www.splitfire.com/images/tripleheroshot.jpg or
http://www.splitfire.com/images/sfheroshot.jpg or
http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/product.../iridiumix.asp or
http://www.autolite.com/products/copper.jpg or
http://www.boschusa.com/AutoParts/Sp.../PlatinumPlus4 or finally
http://www.boschusa.com/AutoParts/SparkPlugs/Platinum2

 

Most would say NGK platinum's or copper's ..

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by twizztedangel
[B]I was wondering what the best spark plugs would be to put in when i change them. should i just stock or

Just use the stock NGK Laser Platinum Plugs PFR5G-11. You can get good deals on EBay 6 for $32 plus $5 shipping. Put them in and forget plugs for several years.

 

NGK Plat... Stock but very good... Nissan Did it right when using these

 

The copper ones will do the same job and we all know that copper is a better conductor than platinium... just have to changes them more often likes once in a year or a year and half.

 

never use Splitfire plugs..... they are pure garbage

 

NGK is the only way to go! Copper or platinum.
If you don't want to search the number:

NGK Platinium : PFR5G-11
NGK V-Power copper: BKR5E-11
If you want to buy the copper ones at the dealer: # 22401-50Y05

Hope it helps.

 

Is that the first question everyone asks? I know it was mine.. . NGK all the way. Cured my problems...

 

NGK Platinums baby! Just changed mine yesterday took about 2hrs. Had 103,000 on the odometer, what a difference new plugs make. Outsatanding!

 

thank you all for the replies i guess i will go with the NGK.

 

definetely stay with the NGK, I plan on using the coppers soon on our maxima 60,000 mile maintenace.

 

When i bought my car he was equipped with Bosh platinium and when i floored it he got some hesitation. Now i'm in buisness and no more hesitation i use copper ones and makes a great job!! (looks like a publicity )