Pulse Star plugs

[dallasmax]

Has anyone tried the Pulse Star? are they worth the $24.95 price tag per plug?

[allensteiner]

stick with ngk iridium or whatever is recommended for your gen/engine. e3 plugs were supposed to be awesome too...turned out diferent. ngk is the best you can get for asian cars.

[johnnyd6404]

I went with factory nissan plugs cost me about $300 with the plenum gasket. I'm not sure who makes the plugs for nissan but they work well for me, better mpg plus performance.

[snwbrdr435]

NGK FTW

[jltibbs]

They do work, just not as long of life. They are a high energy plug which is great, but like I said, they do not last.

[dallasmax]

When you say they don't last as long, what should I expect?

[ramberg]

When you say they don't last as long, what should I expect?

Use the OEM plugs. I just changed mine after 90,000 miles. I don't know how many miles on your car but let me say that the 3 rear plugs are a ***** to get to.

[jltibbs]

10-15K miles. Stock plugs should last at least 50-75K.

[dallasmax]

Well, you all have pretty well talked me out of those plugs. I will try the NGK.

[dallasmax]

Now, What about wires?

[Mr.Twister]

i think you will need coil packs not wires.

[dallasmax]

Shows you how much I know........

[johnnyd6404]

You shouldn't need to replace your coils unless they go bad I could be wrong but definatly not the same setup as plug wires, plus they are big money to replace like $80 each x 6 comes out to $480 plus labor.