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I would stick with the specd Denso, leave the coils alone.
I switched to brisk just because of the high amount of ngk knock offs and they are supposed to last a bit longer and or have less wear than the ngk I'm a step colder rr4ys they have been great.
I recently was having a misfire in cylinders 2/3, and new plugs and ignition coils cleared it up.
DENSO ZXE24HLR7 is also an excellent OE plug.
Denso 3289 is what I run.
398k on the clock, like 50k on these plugs, she runs clean and smooth.
Denso for my runner
So i just ordered a pack of 4s (the left one is from Denso Japan) from a local distributor carrying Denso spark plugs and of the 4, 3 are made in China and 1 is made in Japan. Comparing them side by side, the China ones definitely look subpar to the naked eye.
They look good but if the vehicle has 83k, they were replaced before, Denso is OE on toyota and Autolite are shit plugs so no way they were in since the car was brand new.
The previous owner had installed some Denso IKH24's that looked..... disgusting. In fact, I have NO CLUE how the car ran as well as it did, as the tips from the Denso plugs were gone, and the gap was 0.055. The car still had a slight miss after I did the coils last month which prompted me to replace the plugs.
Ive got the densos twin tips in a vxr at present. One thing i can tell you is they dont like heat!!! i recently had a small coolant leak and they would misfire. pretty low heat resitance i think. work fine on cooler engines.
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