fs8459

Hi, does anyone know which of the following spark plug gives the longest life (at least 100K miles), Platinum plugs or Iridium plugs ?

Let me know, thank you

socal98runner

Both are a waste of money. Stock plugs are your best bet

radrex

I have to agree, at least on the iridiums. I put some high dollar Denso Platinums in my 3vze and it ran like crap. Replaced with OEM NGK.

Runs like a champ.

My ford comes with OEM Motorcraft platinums and they lasted 100k miles. Good stuff for Fords. I wouldn't put them in my Yota though.

amorphous

stock stock stock stock stock stock stock.

period.

did i mention do STOCK plugs???

yeah, stock, chief....I've got Bosch now....like 5k on them - when it gits above ZERO here I'm gonna change 'em over to STOCK.

you know, stock....like OEM....

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OMINOUS_87

NGK...Copper...

Stock...

Or maybe you would like to buy some super special ultra tonic ice cubes from atop of the biggest glacier in the world, to put in your diet coke, they will make it taste like a pepsi.

Anyway, its just a simple point to make.

Oh yeah, and dont forget to change them every now and again...

jimbo74

honestly even "guranteed for 100k" come on..... dont be cheap.....

4x4Lamm

I tend to agree. I was just reading in Popular Mechanics how someone stripped the threads in thier block when trying to change a set of "150,000 mile" plugs. They are not made to stay in that long. I run AC Delcos, used to run Bosh Platinums, I'm happy now.

Lamm

kevin444

If your car is NA just stick with stock. When i got irdiums in my old 3rz runner i didnt notice much. Id get the stockers. Unless your running an sc than you might have to got iridium.

MTL_4runner

Stock OEM NGK's or Densos only!

Racer944

My family has a racing Porsche 944, and in there we run Denso Iridiums, but only because it provides a better, more developed flame front. In there, it matters, but anywhere else, I'd have to agree with everyone else, go with OEM, it should run fine that way. I tried Iridiums in my 4Runner and it ran pretty badly. So there's my $0.02.

shiftless89

on the newer models "stock" can include iridium and platinum which are produced by NGK. the platinum are considered 60k and the iridium are 90k. Just by the oe plugs for your Rig, whether they are stock copper, stock platinum or stock iridium. Toyota spent a lot of time and $$ developing your ignition system and most "second guessing" of the original design at best reaps only minimal gains. Good luck
Mike

yotafool

i just bought some ngk platinums, so the regular ngk's would have been a better choice. i havent put them in yet.

Fink

Whatever came stock with the rig is what I recommend, thats what I use.

Fink

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

Let's ask this question again next week so it can be repeated for the 8 millioneth time.

Arnold

Are you using an aftermarket ignition system? I have an MSD on my truck and have to use NGK iridiums because it wears the stock plugs out too quick. Got over 25K miles on the iridiums now w/ plenty of life left. I probably would've gone through a couple sets of plugs w/ that mileage.

gn86r

stock espcially if your application is the dual tip plugs on the 3.4 v6.