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Spark Plug Types
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Platinum
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Platinum_2
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Platinum_3
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The platinum does a great job of resisting erosion, so that the gap of the electrode stays virtually as set by the installer for as long as 100,000 miles. $5.00/plug (Bosch - Platinum-1) |
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Indium
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Indium
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Indium
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Laser Iridium® spark plugs provide superior ignitability and long service life. Smallest tip diameter available Iridium / Platinum surfaces ensure slow wear rate providing stable idle, superior anti fouling, improved fuel efficiency and lower emissions $8.57 (Denso) |
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Copper plugs have a very short lifespan
Approximately 15,00 miles $7.19 (Champion) |
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Copper
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Copper
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The Chinese designed this plug but |
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Variation Of Copper
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Variation of Copper
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E3 Spark Plugs are manufactured with the latest technology
"DiamondFire"
$5.95 (Amazon.com) |
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E3_1
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E3_2
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This plug never made it to production and was designed
by a company in Mexico
No Price Available |
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Technica
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Techica
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This type of plug uses the surface-gap discharge method. Surface-gap gets its benefits because the spark takes less voltage to travel a long distance over the surface of the plug then it does to go through the air. This gives you more spark exposure area. $12.50 (Lexus Dealer) |
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Torquemaster
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Torquemaster
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These plugs are very common and come in Platinum or Copper |
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Spitfire
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Spitfire
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This plug seems to be controversial.
It is made by LSG Brisk |
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Halo
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Halo
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