View Poll Results: Would you give pulse plugs a try?
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Pulse plugs vs Spark plugs
#1
Pulse plugs vs Spark plugs
My 01 Max AE is at 72k now so I went online to look for some new plugs and ran across a site that's selling pulse plugs which is suppose to delivery a lot more power and is superior to spark plugs. They have a page explaining how it works. http://www.pulstarplug.com/howtheywork.html
What do u guys think is it worth a try?
Supposedly the plugs will paid for itself after a year with its fuel efficiency results, it sounds tempting.
What do u guys think is it worth a try?
Supposedly the plugs will paid for itself after a year with its fuel efficiency results, it sounds tempting.
#2
$25 EACH!!! x 6 = $150
That's insane. While their website has impressive graphics and "info". I'd highly doubt they would make any difference. But I bet they'll get rich quick and fade away, because there really isn't much to improve upon when it comes to spark plug technology.
Having seen an S2000 on the dyno, swap in Iridium plugs and LOSE 4hp...it's all a matter of seeing who falls for the hype. These spark plug "fads" come and go, while proven techology stays strong. Simply because it works!
Believe me, I'd love to see a load of dyno charts to prove me wrong, but still haven't seen any.
That's insane. While their website has impressive graphics and "info". I'd highly doubt they would make any difference. But I bet they'll get rich quick and fade away, because there really isn't much to improve upon when it comes to spark plug technology.
Having seen an S2000 on the dyno, swap in Iridium plugs and LOSE 4hp...it's all a matter of seeing who falls for the hype. These spark plug "fads" come and go, while proven techology stays strong. Simply because it works!
Believe me, I'd love to see a load of dyno charts to prove me wrong, but still haven't seen any.
#5
Originally Posted by soonerfan
repost
overinflated claims
waste of money
overinflated claims
waste of money
Not to mention that you're going to lose power ... since they are igniting in such a short amount of time, your car is going to freak out ( think there are miss-fires ) and pull the timing ... which, is going to cost you power and fuel economy.
#7
Instead of 50 watts of peak power typical of all spark plugs, pulse plugs deliver up to 1 million watts of peak power.
a. you only need so much to cause combustion. more power wont make a larger combustion
b. how does increased watts increase HP
a. you only need so much to cause combustion. more power wont make a larger combustion
b. how does increased watts increase HP
#9
#16
Originally Posted by Lovemyser
Seriously dude, I put in these Pulse plugs along with a tornado and a Fuel Atomizer 2000, I'm now cranking about 300whp and getting 53mpg.
#20
Originally Posted by soonerfan
Such a Marvelous Invention
Spark plugs are often misunderstood by most people. A spark plug's name is quite literal. They are designed to plug the line - and suppress any spark that may come through. Of course, you know what happens if a spark finds an open fuel source!! That could get ugly! KaleCoAuto extra retardant plugs block 99% of spark, and allow 95% of ignition molecules to pass through. That's 25% more than the competition, and unlike the competition, KaleCoAuto plugs never need cleaning.
#21
Originally Posted by Professor`
Such a Marvelous Invention
Spark plugs are often misunderstood by most people. A spark plug's name is quite literal. They are designed to plug the line - and suppress any spark that may come through. Of course, you know what happens if a spark finds an open fuel source!! That could get ugly! KaleCoAuto extra retardant plugs block 99% of spark, and allow 95% of ignition molecules to pass through. That's 25% more than the competition, and unlike the competition, KaleCoAuto plugs never need cleaning.
Spark plugs are often misunderstood by most people. A spark plug's name is quite literal. They are designed to plug the line - and suppress any spark that may come through. Of course, you know what happens if a spark finds an open fuel source!! That could get ugly! KaleCoAuto extra retardant plugs block 99% of spark, and allow 95% of ignition molecules to pass through. That's 25% more than the competition, and unlike the competition, KaleCoAuto plugs never need cleaning.
I looked at them, and didn't really know how they would work. Then I looked around the site, and found such gems as "left-handed metric screwdriver", the butt dyo, and "a round tuit" (for the procrastinaters in all of us)
I'm thinking about getting the lowering kit:
http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...products_id=11
And Finally! I've found what I've always wanted!!!!!!!!
http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...products_id=28
Thanks for the great laugh, it was one of those laughs you werent expecting, and those are the best kind! Everone at work was staring at me until I sent them the link
#22
I need one of these!!!
http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...products_id=10
http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...products_id=10
#24
iduno Kev elev. I've never heard of em so its gonna take some proof and extra income to afford it lol. right now im happy runnin iridiums and i dont wanna mess up what my car is being fed with daily. nice research though bro
#25
I just thought of this and Im pretty sure others know this but its not posted... but I would guess these plugs would work great if you ran like 110 octane fuel. Since the spark is more powerful/hot and the very high octane fuel has a higher temp for igniton/combustion.
#26
hey does anyone know where they I can get this http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...&products_id=6
they are sold out and my friend says his civic badly needs it
on topic:
my car runs well enough with regular spark plugs
they are sold out and my friend says his civic badly needs it
on topic:
my car runs well enough with regular spark plugs
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