Spark plug OEM Toyota or BRISK

OEM Toyota Spark plug

OEM Toyota plugs will probably last forever but it depends if your gas mileage is like 5 to 10 miles less that's the only way I would change the back plugs.

Pros: excellent longevity
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BRISK Spark plug

What plugs you're using may help. In my experience not all plugs are created equal. Brisk, for example, last maybe 5-10k miles before they're garbage. Whereas I can run NGKs for 15k+.

Pros: NGKs last longer
Cons: Brisk wears quickly
Mileage: 10000 km
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BRISK Spark plug

Brisk silver er10s if you need 2 steps colder. I had the ngk plugs, but they wore down just as fast and are more expensive. Brisk silver are like 10 bucks

Pros: cheaper than NGK
Cons: wore down fast
Part number: ER10S
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OEM Toyota Spark plug
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I do need to change the spark plugs. I haven't done that in 10+ years and 100,000+ miles. It just started misfiring slightly I believe (haven't checked the code yet), but it runs and drives well still.

Pros: runs and drives well
Cons: started misfiring slightly
Vehicle: Toyota Celica
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BRISK Spark plug

Also I would stay away from Brisk ER12 spark plugs since they require higher change intervals (And risk of damaging coil packs) @ 3-5K miles as opposed to NGK R7437-8 or NGK R7438-8 @ 10-15K miles.

Cons: higher change intervals, risk damaging coil packs
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