Do high end spark plugs really do all that much? And if so how do I determine the right plug for my car?

Currently, I have an 2006 Acura TSX. All I have in it is a cold air intake and just wanted to increase my gas millage and off the start push. I've done some of my own research and found some arguments over the fact that spark plugs do improve performance, and other claims that it doesn't do anything. If anyone has any knowledge on the subject it would very much appreciated for your help.Do high end spark plugs really do all that much? And if so how do I determine the right plug for my car?The ignition on your car will provide plenty of spark to fully burn the fuel with standard plugs. There is some benefit as far as lifespan of the plugs to go with the platinum version of the standard plug. All other %26quot;gimmick%26quot; plug claims are BS with modern electronic ignitions like yours.Do high end spark plugs really do all that much? And if so how do I determine the right plug for my car?Most autoparts stores will have a catalog to tell you which plugs can fit your car. I doubt it will make a noticeable difference off the line but the high end plugs usually require less regapping and cleaning.Do high end spark plugs really do all that much? And if so how do I determine the right plug for my car?Go with OEM plugs and you can't go wrong.Do high end spark plugs really do all that much? And if so how do I determine the right plug for my car?Platinum plugs will defiantly last longer. but with your 06 model I can't imagine them being bad yet. If your engine is running clean they should last 100,000 miles. The car manufacturers pay techs allot of money to design these engines from the factory. I suspect they know more about what kind of spark plugs goes in your vehicle than some kid behind a parts counter. :)

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