🔌 Enhance Performance with Denso 671-6182 Spark Plug Wire Set Review

A 2002 Tacoma V6 at 178k started racing like crazy with every acceleration. These fit and work well. 2000 km driven and the car runs well!

I was specifically looking for a Denso to match my '98 Tacoma with the best spark plug wires available. They're ok, but they're not great. They came unclipped which would have been a good thing as the clips on the 22 year old truck were dry and brittle. The cores are unmarked and have no additional insulation at voltage points. They work but are not factory quality.

I have used NGK cables before and these cables are better. The connection to the ignition coil keeps moisture out much better. The fork has a pair of large lugs that provide a tighter fit on the spool. In fact, moisture was seeping through the connection to other wires, causing corrosion of the ignition coil at the connection. Enough trouble to make the engine skip a cylinder.

7 years ago). These wires are the same quality but half the price. They do not have a helical insulating winding, but it is quite easy to replace them with the original wires. The #3 wire in my original kit had two additional rubber insulators which were not included in this kit but are unlikely to be needed. Match them to the correct coils and spark plugs. Incidentally, the numbers on the original cables correspond to the coils on the passenger side, not the cylinders on the driver's side. The

These are a perfect length match to each of the standard wires replaced and work flawlessly after the first 2 months of use. Both fit snugly onto the bank 1 coil and also attach securely to the spark plug at the other end. The only thing I noticed is that there are no numbers printed on each cable to indicate which cable goes where. So you need to measure them next to the wire you just removed to determine which wire to use for that connector. The 2 cables are very short in length so it's not…