E3 Spark Plugs review/stories?

[Amirocassar]

Hey guys, got my 4runner a couple months ago and after other much needed maintenance and other things, I'm going to go ahead and replace the spark plugs. I've been reading about these E3 Diamond ones (E3 Premium DiamondFIRE Electrode Automotive Spark Plug E3.48: Upgrade with the best Spark Plug at Advance Auto Parts), and was wondering if anybody has anything positive to say about them? People who post negative things are so questionable, as they could've done something wrong and people just have a tendency to complain for no apparent reason.

Any ideas? Probably going to go with NGK's anyway, with the exception if someone praises them and gives a good personal review.

Thanks much appreciated!!

btw, my 2002 4runner still has the OEM ones and they're still kicking lol. Just don't want to get problems down the road.

 

[Doc2012]

Search man.

Plenty of threads out there about plugs.

Having said that, only NGK or DENSO.

 

[Gerdo]

Anything other that the stock Denso of NGK dual electrode plugs will crap out quickly!

 

[Amirocassar]

Search man.

Plenty of threads out there about plugs.

Having said that, only NGK or DENSO.

Yeah was just checking, because apparently it is "newer" technology and just wanted to see. Was already planning to do NGK anyway, but I saw these and was intrigued..


Thanks!

 

[bikerjosh]

snake oil, my boy, snake oil. lot's of BS on moto forums I belong to. actual users tend to switch back quickly.:blah:

 

[xspsi6]

Total junk and a scam! I bought my 4runner for dirt cheap because the previous owner thought the trans was slipping turns out it was a misfire from these junk plugs....Easy moneyound:

 

[Amirocassar]

snake oil, my boy, snake oil. lot's of BS on moto forums I belong to. actual users tend to switch back quickly.:blah:

Word, thanks bro. Yeah, it's just you never know.. Things are changing, and typically new technology sucks until they perfect it lol.

 

[I_bRAD]

The unique patented electrode configuration of these new E3 spark plugs increases the amount of combustion pressure created during each power stroke of an engine, which results in a marked increase in power output, fuel economy, and reduced emissions in all gasoline engines.

Sounds legit. Who doesn't want more horsepowers?