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"make sure they are Denso or NGK. None of those German platinum or "650 billion VOLT, multi-electrode X-TRA spark" shenanigans you ordered off the internet after seeing them on some hillbilly car show you saw on a Sunday morning." from 22re performance.com
Only data I personally need is My own experience. I have seen it more than once.And apparently so have many others. that's enough for Me.
https://www.toyotanation.com/forum/104-camry-5th-6th-gen-2002-2006-2007-2011-2nd-gen-solara-2004-2008/404896-bosch-spark-plugs-print.htmlMore evidence
https://www.tundrasolutions.com/forums/engine-intake-exhaust-induction/38562-bosch-platinum-spark-plug-users-beware/and more. This time with Tundra owners.
That's it!Mail Me those spark plugs ASAP!
Sure just send me an SASE and I'll ship them out. I will even save you some coin and mail them from yankee land.
SASE?I will PM You My address. Just let Me know how much to ship them to me.
OMG....Can you not read cursive as well? http://www.meaganspooner.com/sase/
I don't think they should be shipped in an envelope?
Well I could hand delivery them next time I drive past your place to one of my Seattle drops. But that would likely not be till the spring.
That would be cool. Lunch on Me if You do
Here is some corona stains on a spark plug I saw at the kia dealership
No it was a carbon build up example. The electrode was nasty.
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