Do different brand spark plugs, make a difference ?

rumme

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I just pulled the plugs on this used 1995 4runner / v6 automatic...

motor has 155,000 miles on it , and the plugs looked allright, . they only have the single arm over the electrode.

I see many people use the double arms over the electrode version. Does this really make a noticeable difference in engine running better or better mpg ?

Im gonna replace all 6 plugs, and wanted to know what type to get...I just do normal highway driving...no mudding or using the 4 wheel drive .

these plugs currently in my 4runner are NGK BKR5EYA

thats a different number then the NGK BKR5ES / NGK BKR5EY

what does the differnet number on my plugs mean ?
 
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I don't deal with shops very often but the last shop I did go to (for emission probs on an old Ford v8) recommended that I stay away from Bosch plugs. They said they use autolite only.

The guys that work on our fleet vehicles at work use autolite also.

In a Toyota, I would use whatever NGK the manual calls for. They're what I put in my runner.
 
i just put a set of bosch platinum 2 plugs and wires on...... I was hesitant because of what a lot of people have said but so far so good. If anything goes south ill let it be known
 
... these plugs currently in my 4runner are NGK BKR5EYA

thats a different number then the NGK BKR5ES / NGK BKR5EY

what does the differnet number on my plugs mean ?

The NGK website has some excellent info that you can use to decode the meaning of the part numbers.
 

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