single ground electrode plugs ?

Anyone using single ground electrode plugs in 2nd Gen Camry ?

I'm guessing they are hotter than duals which should be okay but I've heard some Toyota's are finicky ......

Reply 1 : single ground electrode plugs ?

You should only be using the standard (copper) single ground NGK or Denso plugs for best performance. Avoid any special plugs (iridiums, etc.) or multi-ground (Bosch, especially) plugs.



On the 4-cylinder, you can change the plugs in about 5 minutes for about $8...



-Charlie

Reply 2 : single ground electrode plugs ?

Single ground NGK or ND are the best for these. Check Gaps.



As stated above, Nothing but the two above brands. Anything else and it will be a problem most likely. Plus the above happen to be nice and cheap. No autolites or champion either.

Reply 3 : single ground electrode plugs ?

For others reading this... ND = Nippon Denso or just Denso







-Charlie

Reply 4 : single ground electrode plugs ?

Haha Toyota shorthand

Reply 5 : single ground electrode plugs ?

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Originally Posted by white90dx You should only be using the standard (copper) single ground NGK or Denso plugs for best performance. Avoid any special plugs (iridiums, etc.) or multi-ground (Bosch, especially) plugs. On the 4-cylinder, you can change the plugs in about 5 minutes for about $8... -Charlie

Are you saying to avoid iridium just because you don't need the expensive ones or do they actually make the performance worse?