🔌 E3.48 Automotive Spark Plug by E3 Spark Plug Review

Installation was easy. You only need a pair of pliers to remove the "covers" from the spark plug. Don't pull the wire, pull the rubber band. You will most likely need a 5/8" spark plug wrench, but a pan head wrench is best. After installation I took my Dodge Dakota 3.9L V6 Ext. Cab to drive. Immediate and noticeable increase in acceleration. My truck shifts much faster and doesn't rev up as much before shifting. The sweet spot for mpg is now around 55 mph instead of 50.

Installed in my MKV Jetta. So far there are no problems. A month has passed. Gas mileage is the same if not slightly better. But my last candles are already 80,000. They looked quality and I really appreciated the price of the fork. It costs $12 at the dealer. Disclaimer: I am an automotive technician and replaced them myself. I highly recommend sticking with OEM spark plugs, after all you can pay for them. For me it was worth it because I can do the work myself so it's not a big deal if I have

I needed new spark plugs. I bought a 91 Sentra from a friend. He put in new spark plugs at 173,000 (++) miles. well worn. but I knew E3 forks were aerospace quality. That's why I bought the kit. assembled with dielectric grease on threads and plug. ALUMINUM HEADS The use of dielectric grease is mandatory.

I installed them on a 2000 Honda Civic Coupe EX. I didn't notice much change for the first month, and then boom! 4 mpg extra! My car is said to average 26mpg on the freeway, and now I get over 30mpg depending on keeping my foot off the accelerator and putting it on cruise. 35mpg However, for the past 2 weeks I have been getting the check engine light with cylinders 2 and 4 misfiring. I found that the metal on the end of cylinder 4 had corroded and burned out. Cylinder 2 had badly burned…

Purchased E3 spark plugs for 2001 Toyota 4Runner 3.4L and separate kit for 2003 Pioneer 4.2LI makes an instant difference noticed in acceleration and improved gas mileage on the highway as I drive constantly. Never had a problem with it and I have to say the 4Runner has a modified motor. If I keep polishing the car it works differently after 2 weeks, by then I clean them and it works like new again. What I really liked is that after a few months of use you realize they don't perform as well as…

Benefits: Improves engine performance. Smoother acceleration curve. Gives a more responsive feel. Cons: There are some quality control issues in production. One of the kits had threads that were not 100% correct. Almost cut my engine block. Causes an increase in engine temperature by a maximum of 1-3 degrees. Gas Savings: Unknown, no tools to verify accurately. Other comments: If after installing these plugs you notice idle problems or similar, you will need to restart the engine. computer to…