E3 spark plugs?

[Mr_Accord]

I just saw a small advertisement on a automotive website about theses new spark plugs by E3, has anyone tried them? I have read a few reviews some say they are better and lower fuel useage and some have just had problems with them

 

[Lonnie]

Do you think these guys sat around and figured out something that every auto manufacturer and major supplier to the automotive industry missed? If there was a plug that much better than the plugs developed under all the pressure of fuel mileage and emissions and the gazillion dollars spent in research it would be a much bigger story than an Internet marketing campaign. This plug could be something good but with this little exposure how would you ever know? A testimonial without data is hard to understand.

 

[mechtech2]

Cars some with platinum or iridium tips on fine wires, with fairly wide gaps, nowadays. That is your best bet - stock plugs for a wide range of conditions.

 

[frank2009]

Put an E3 in my Craftsman mower because the package stated that the plug has a lifetime warranty and as i'm sure guys on this board understand, i was curious as to whether the plug would work. i can say that the mower starts pretty easy and runs well. i am not ready to take the leap and put them in my car just yet.

 

[Matt_S]

The only way you're going to get real gains from a different spark plug is if the old ones were either very fouled, worn or not properly suited for your engine. Besides that, a spark is a spark and if it ignites the fuel properly, you're not going to get anything more.

 

[Tommyboy]

I just installed a set of these on my '95 Ford Aspire... so far so good! Of course it's not like I just installed a supercharger or anything, it's just running well.