spark plugz

[jackal2000]

Originally Posted by shiny alero

any 1 ever use auto lite from wal-mart?

i run those in my performance built 3400. i use the 104's which are 2 stages colder than stock and have had no problems. granted, i only have 4k miles on my motor.

[teflone]

Originally Posted by shiny alero

i hit the wrong key i meant to hit S, is it really that big a deal? next time ill make sure i use my spell check so that you can rest better knowing everything on here that i post is spelled accuratly

Bloody good reply!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Put him in his smartass place

[teflone]

Originally Posted by SweetNLow

you dont even know what your talkin about moron

Once again nothing intelligent to say from you..

Electrically speaking..

All those fancy names you dont understand, do make a difference.

Basically all those names add up to, BETTER conductivity, and tougher metals, as in when you create an ARC of electricity (Plasma) from a regular piece of shit stock plug with zinc iron electrodes, you actually vapourize metal OFF of the plug.. as in, its not there anymore..

Tougher metals as in iriduim and all those others, do this to a much lesser degree..

AND have better throughput of electricity, being a better conductor, and therefore creating a hotter, larger spark.
Which means the gas is more easily ignited, end efficiently.

But hey, you keep that extra 5 bucks in your pocket, and spend 50 on gas instead.. whatever you like


End of story..

Now you can continue posting your negative comments all your life..

[jackal2000]

Originally Posted by teflone

AND have better throughput of electricity, being a better conductor, and therefore creating a hotter, larger spark.
Which means the gas is more easily ignited, end efficiently.

But hey, you keep that extra 5 bucks in your pocket, and spend 50 on gas instead.. whatever you like

thats weird....i get almost 30mpg on the highway with my walmart plugs....

[teflone]

Originally Posted by jackal2000

thats weird....i get almost 30mpg on the highway with my walmart plugs....

nothing weird about it..

They just dont last as long..

And are prone to carbon up..

Theres nothing wrong POS plugs, there just IS better available

If your getting 30 now.. I would imagine it would be even better.

At least 2-5 mpg better iIMO

[jackal2000]

lets have a test. it started 4k miles ago when i put the plugs in. lets see how long they last. that way we can real results and not opinions.

[teflone]

Originally Posted by jackal2000

lets have a test. it started 4k miles ago when i put the plugs in. lets see how long they last. that way we can real results and not opinions.

Im all for that..

But.. it will take time..

Brand new plugs of any kind good or bad, are GREAT, and I mean great for the first 10k ,15 k (Kms)

Specially compared to being so use to your old ones.

so wait? we're gonna wait and see how long it takes for one of your plugs to self distruct and misfire? SWEET!!! now start driving!!

seriously... plugs can last a long time, doesn't mean they're still working like they did new though and they wont perform, simple as that