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Spark plugs – like fire helped humankind, these little guys help bring your vehicle come to life. Here’s a quick recommendation I have if you’re wondering whether Bosch, NGK or Denso is the best.
It’s Subaru time again, as I’m feeling pumped about some outdoor adventures. Similar to some other Japanese cars, Subaru have a specific OE-style preference when it comes to spark plugs. Here it is.
It’s come to this: your Subaru is anemic in terms of stopping power, or the brakes squeal like there’s no tomorrow. Instead of suffering through …
If you have suspension worries with your Nissan SUV or truck, this post is for you. Check my recommendations among three brands for select models like the Titan, Armada, Xterra and others.
Going back to Honda cars and their aftermarket care…This time it’s all about spark plugs. Which brand should you choose when your OEMs lost their spark? Here’s a hint.
Continuing on my exploration of Toyota aftermarket parts…This time, we’re looking at their braking system. Check my brake pad recommendations for 4 of Toyota’s most popular models.
OEM is OEM, aftermarket is aftermarket. However, with Honda cars – and especially the Accord, there might be some surprises when it comes to the most suitable brake pads. Read and find out why.
This time, I’m looking towards three popular Toyota models – and what spark plugs work the best for them. Keep the gap in mind, check your engines…And read this article for optimal fitment instructions.
Your Nissan’s OE spark plugs have died out, and it’s time for a replacement. But which brand should that be? Here’s my answer – and it applies equally to Altima, Sentra etc. owners.
Altima – Nissan’s classic among modern sedans. Say it ain’t so! Today, I’ll discuss two of the most optimal brake pads/rotor combos if you want OEM-like performance. Check them out!
