RW> RW>> The Japanese make some of the best spark plugs out there. I won't
RW> RW>> use them either, as I was taught to buy American first. There are
RW> RW>> some awesome American made plugs on the market that equal the
RW> RW>> Japanese in quality.

RW> RN> The Japanese are certainly capable of making smaller electronics and
RW> RN> they do make some quality items, but like you, I buy American first.

RW>Take for instance, those $12 Denso plugs can be had in an American brand
RW>known as Platinum E3s for $6 each. Instead of only two ground electrodes,
RW>they have 3 and the performance and quality of manufacture are identical.

RW>I can understand someone wanting all the best for their under powered 4
RW>cyl engines and buying expensive plugs to get it, but I don't understand
RW>why one has to go foreign made to get it when it can be had right here in
RW>America.

Now I rembemember why in the past I have not considered the E3 plug. And
thatr is their Wild and basicly Unprovable Increased miledge claims
because of their unique ground electrode arangement.
I don't tolerate scam artists.

 Check this web site.

http://green.autoblog.com/2007/10/21/dont-count-on-e3-spark-plugs-to-sav
-you-money-on-gas/e
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