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Old 04-01-2007, 05:00 PM
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What are some good spark plug wires?
Im replacing the spark plug wires on my 95 4runner. What would people recommend as a good brand. Might as well upgrade.
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OEM is your best bet.
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Trust us, don't buy anything but OEM. Best bet (maybe only) Stealership.
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Ya definately go OEM I just replaced mine on sat.....The old wires had 80,000 miles on em!
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im pretty fond of my ngk's, so i'd vote for them or OEM
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Yeah, OEM.
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I had put on some MSD performance wires, and found there to be no real difference from my stock 95 OEM wires.
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go to www.sparkplugs.com
they have NGK or OEM Denso for a good price. Spark plugs, too, among other things.
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I bought the fancy Denso wires from Sparkplugs.com THey work great, and they are blue!
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Factory wires. You'll thank us if you ever have to take the plug wires off again for any reason and plan on reusing them.
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Factory wires. You'll thank us if you ever have to take the plug wires off again for any reason and plan on reusing them.
been using ngk's on everything i have ever owned and never had a problem with a boot pulling off...
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Did mine with OEM. at 196K.

I would go with OEM
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Nothing wrong with OEM - or any of the suggestions above.
I did some digging and ended up buying:
Accel Ferro-spiral spark plug wires, 8mm, pn 7954R (R=red), custom fit, $35.00

They're not here yet, but have low resistance and people indicate that they don't put out a lot of EM interference... I'm "special needs" however - I run cold plugs and decreased gap.
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