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... Hyperbole lives! Check out Sunseeker (1994 or earlier). Electric powered, flew across the USA. Boy is journalism easy these days. Are the rest of your...
Hi everyone,  Has anyone bought and installed the new PULSTAR plugs on his/her car? Or have you heard of any first hand testimonial from anyone who has...
well you know you can build the same thing... all it is, is a spark gap... your choice of plug wires can have more of an effect then the plug IMHO... but a...
Hi Timothy, Thanks for your response. Are you very positively sure that, all it is to gain such a claimed spark power, is a bare spark gap? If it is, could...
Just theoretically speaking, without seeing any observed or claimed results, I'd be a little skeptical on the spark plug claims. Seems to me that you either...
If you have multiple flame fronts, they will collide, the sound you would hear would be an audible "knock" inside the engine. Same thing happens when you have...
Aha--thanks. this makes sense.So what's with "hot" and "cold" plugs? And does a hotter or bigger spark do anything to speed combustion? Or are the "magic...
This should give a pretty good explanation. http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Reading_spark_plugs_for_racing I myself run a bit hotter plug, although I tend to...
Hmm.Well, what I get out of that is that a large kernel (result of a hotter plug / higher voltage) gives more power than a small kernel (colder plug). I assume...
I do know that hotter plugs need replacement more often. They simply burn out faster. Also consider that, every time you have a spark, and I might be off on...
... <paulhouse@ wrote: QUOTE:"I do know that hotter plugs need replacement more often. They simply burn out faster. Also consider that, every time you have a...
"modern plugs" might last 100k, but how will they be performing by that time? Certainly not like new. I wasn't aware that a spark discharge constituted a...
... that time? Certainly not like new. Well enough to pass California emissions tests without throwing code. ... reaction. It isn't. I was saying that you...
... you also would not get any flame out the the exhaust manifold if you "uncapped" your engine.... that flame out the exhaust is burning fuel... I could go...
... "uncapped" your engine.... that flame out the exhaust is burning fuel... I could go for ~40% of fuel is burned in the combustion chamber at best... I've...
how does a gasoline engine operate in a "closed loop"??? that is exhaust routed back into the intake right? no air escapes? so you'd have to inject oxidizer as...
Closed Loop is simply when the oxygen sensor heats up enough to provide a "valid" reading to the engine's computer, thus the puter is able to adjust the...
... Closed loop is when all the feedback systems are running, so the fuel is run at stoichometric, controlled by the oxygen sensor, and the spark is typically...
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ahhh, the internet... where opinion and experimentally verified facts can stand opposite each other in a "debate" that goes on for years. The truth was easier...
... http://www.visi.com/~rhayman/smog_faq.html#Why%204%20Gas Taking the Catalyst out of the Picture Let's start by preconditioning one of our test vehicles. We...
I went to bed and started worrying to myself: "what if those emissions figures quotes were in ppm_mass rather than ppm_vol?" I tried to reassure myself that...
Interesting what keeps people up at night..... But thanks for the excellent, complete, well-argued, well-researched, and well-documented discussion, as always....