crutchy New member Dec 29, 2010 #3 OEM wires and ngk oem plugs all day. Unless you are running a full after market ignition or just want the looks then there really isn't a point that i can see.
OEM wires and ngk oem plugs all day. Unless you are running a full after market ignition or just want the looks then there really isn't a point that i can see.
fourwd1 Moderator Dec 29, 2010 #5 For plugs, NGK or Denso, just like the manual says. For wires, the thicker (mm) the better. IIRC, the stock ones from the dealer are reasonably priced.
For plugs, NGK or Denso, just like the manual says. For wires, the thicker (mm) the better. IIRC, the stock ones from the dealer are reasonably priced.
cometobanks New member Dec 30, 2010 #7 Julien was a much more popular designer in the early 80's . You will remember her work from Lorne Green's masterpiece film, Limpeckarado...
Julien was a much more popular designer in the early 80's . You will remember her work from Lorne Green's masterpiece film, Limpeckarado...
kalihi-boy New member Dec 30, 2010 #8 I am running wires from LC engineering & stock plugs (NGK). aloha from Hawaii Steve 86 4runner
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