This is quite a read so if you're interested please read it & tell me what you think. The reason I ask is because I live in Eastern Europe and I'm in contact with the developer & he's asked me to be the distributor throughout Eastern Europe. I have mixed feelings about this. These are almost in production but what do you guys say about this?

http://www.nexusmagazine.com/articles/Firestorm.html

 

Just try to find NGK

 

I don't need spark plugs. I'm looking for thoughts on the whole thing. Is this another one of those "save gas/get more hp" things or could this actually have some truth behind it?

 

I must admit I didn't read the entire article. It was published in February/March 2005. I question why more hasn't been made of this technology this year. As it suggests in the article: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

I believe the same applies to this product.

I suggest you not give up your day job to market an unproven product. If the big boys were stepping up to the plate and expressing interest in this product I would take notice. In the interim, don't get too excited about it.

 

I'll never give up my day job
These plugs were also tested by BOSCH (curiousity maybe) & the results from them was that they will last a lifetime.
The guy's been struggling to get this in production (lots of opposition) & he's close now, he also has a patent on it.

I'm just wondering if it's even worth getting into the whole thing.

 

Hello from Brooklyn, NY.
I would ask for a free set to test before I would be a distributor.

I wouldn't mess around with anything that hasn't be proven in the market place.

DOBRE SZCZĘŚCIE

 

I'm supposed to be getting 25 of them for the first "test". I'm not sure how soon though yet.