is any one better than another?

[captandy]

plug wires and plugs.... so MANY choices... what do you think?

[Towncivilian]

Stock NGK BKR5E-11 plugs only I'd say. Any spark plug wire set from a reputable manufacturer (NTK, Beck/Arnley, Denso, AC Delco, Standard Motor Products) should work well. RockAuto is probably the cheapest place to obtain these, or possibly Advance Auto Parts if ordered online with discount code.

[XPLORx4]

I use stock NGK plugs in my Pathfinder, and I've had a set of Magnecor KV85 ignition wires installed on my truck since 1999, or about 140,000 miles ago, and they still work great.

[captandy]

thanks guys..

[pathfounder]

Use name brands and avoid gimmicks. You don't need fancy wires, v-plugs or anything like that.

[Tungsten]

OEM is always the best when it comes to Nissan ignition systems. The plugs you could be picky with as long as they are NGKs. I ran NGK V-power plugs which were great and are OEM but decided to switch to G-power plugs because they last a little longer for how much I drive.

[ahardb0dy]

I always use NGK plugs on the Nissans and usually use the V powers, I usually recommend staying with stock plug wires but I have a NGK set on my sentra right now and they are working good, fit the clips and are labeled like the stock wires. Good prices as was said from Rockauto. The plugs I always get locally, not a huge mark up on plugs.

[ferrariowner123]

Just adding my name on the list of guys who run NGK.

 

I would go bosch, NGK, or OEM. all great brands.

 

-Kyle

[ahardb0dy]

OEM is NGK, I would not use Bosch personally, Nissan's like NGK

[ferrariowner123]

OEM is NGK, I would not use Bosch personally, Nissan's like NGK

 

No kidding, learn something new everyday.

 

-Kyle