Spark Plug Types









Platinum
Platinum_2
Platinum_3
 

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)
 








Indium
Indium
Indium
 

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)
 






Copper plugs have a very short lifespan
Approximately 15,00 miles

$7.19 (Champion)
Copper
Copper






The Chinese designed this plug but
it never made it to production

No Price Available

Variation Of Copper
Variation of Copper


E3 Spark Plugs are manufactured with the latest technology "DiamondFire"

$5.95 (Amazon.com)




E3_1
E3_2


This plug never made it to production and was designed by a company in Mexico

No Price Available




Technica
Techica







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)
Torquemaster
Torquemaster






These plugs are very common and come in Platinum or Copper

$3.95 Copper
$1.90 Platinum
(Amazon.com)

Spitfire
Spitfire


This plug seems to be controversial.
It is made by LSG Brisk




Halo
Halo