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    Spark Plug Technology

    Just thought i'd post this here for people to see the possibilities:
    http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...html#post19178

    Specifically the Firestorm concept as well as the Torque Master.

    Also this video is proof that inline capacitors (like nology and direct hits) as well as the pulstar plugs is proven technology:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11ifKc805gk
    Quote Originally Posted by Slow96GSR
    If 1 person has had bad luck with a product don’t condemn it until you yourself have tested it. Now if 10 pros have tried it and it sucked then I would trust their opinion.

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    the main thing i got from all that was the stock ignition system is still not far behind all this technology,with cheaper,simpler components & more reliable,cheaper consumables(ie spark plugs)

    the car companies are getting more efficiency out of their engines just thru simple good cylinder head/valve design & engineering,something that doesnt wear out to the extent of a spark plug.

    So stock motor=stock ignition + recommended spark plugs

    If u want to go playing with your aspiration or cylinder head/valve design then u are throwing yourself into the complex science of igniting whats going on in there with ignition system/spark plug selection,something that is probably quicker & easier to overcome with just plain experience rather than science.

    its good to see however,thats theres people like this(with obviously a lot of time on their hands) keeping all those new rubbish technologies honest.

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    yep true.. to both of you.

    i was bored and um... i was tryna... justify... why.. i bought the pulstars *cries* i had money sitting around waiting for the right cams to pop up for purchase anywhere... thought i could spare the $140 for now if it did in fact pay itself off after around 15,000Km

    i just wanna see if i can get 450km per 40l out of my car.. getting close though ~400km atm...

    then i came across those, just thought at least the torque master was an interesting concept and that the dude with the firebird got the car running to 33mpg from 23mpg using the firestorm.


    Quote Originally Posted by claymore View Post
    A guy on another website did a big test on this type plug (pulsars) and NO IMPROVEMENT. He ran with stock plugs then pulsars back too back and nada zip zero zilch nothing gained. And they are heaps expensive and break easily. The company did replace the defective ones but you want to hang around waiting for the mail to get you car running again?? Save your money
    yeah i came across a few of those reviews though AFTER i bought them... but what got me was the "independent tests" like:
    http://www.pulstarplug.com/pdf/Modified_April2008.pdf
    http://www.pulstarplug.com/pdf/DSport_March2008.pdf


    Quote Originally Posted by CRXer View Post
    the car companies are getting more efficiency out of their engines just thru simple good cylinder head/valve design & engineering,something that doesnt wear out to the extent of a spark plug.

    So stock motor=stock ignition + recommended spark plugs
    true.. the Aurion v6 is proof


    ***EDIT***
    in the defense of Pulstars though i have personally witnessed the nology leads produce a healthy 4hp thoughout most of the rev range on an sr20, same car same dyno same day.... i was hoping the pulstars would do the same.. or AT LEAST the increased mileage (oh please God!!)
    Last edited by dsp26; 15-07-2008 at 07:43 PM.
    Quote Originally Posted by Slow96GSR
    If 1 person has had bad luck with a product don’t condemn it until you yourself have tested it. Now if 10 pros have tried it and it sucked then I would trust their opinion.

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    but just quietly..........

    we all here know the sr20 is old technology,they gotta pump it fulla boost to get it moving *hides from SSS owners on this very forum*

    u wont get much gains out of your efficient honda technology ron,or maybe when u go messing with said honda tech. like u are those pulstars might just come to life,who knows,certainly not me...........

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    Quote Originally Posted by CRXer View Post
    but just quietly..........

    we all here know the sr20 is old technology,they gotta pump it fulla boost to get it moving *hides from SSS owners on this very forum*

    u wont get much gains out of your efficient honda technology ron,or maybe when u go messing with said honda tech. like u are those pulstars might just come to life,who knows,certainly not me...........
    yeah i was noticing slowly honda engines don't react to mods the same way some other engines do, quite efficient indeed... i love it but the B16 is a ghEy nugget!!! just need my cams damn it!!

    lets just hope i realise some mileage gains and my coil doesn't kill em within 5mins use.. the poofteenth extra horsepower would be a bonus, otherwise my dads camry or corolla would actually benefit from them.
    Quote Originally Posted by Slow96GSR
    If 1 person has had bad luck with a product don’t condemn it until you yourself have tested it. Now if 10 pros have tried it and it sucked then I would trust their opinion.

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    they dont react to bolt ons as well,but the experienced are getting some punch out of internal mods,but to the degradation of hondas drivability/efficiency/power philosophy,u just get the power alone instead.

    B20 block ftw

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    stop stuffing around with things which 'may' improve performance ron

    b18/b20 block it! you know you want some more capacity

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    i can't *cries* wanna keep it legit and prob free.. dnt wanna have to engineer b20.. got scarred from spending another $600 on top of the $1k i spent previously upgrading it only to return my exhaust system to stock spec just to pass a noise & emissions test >:|

    but i am in the market for a b18c2 block if one comes up before my cams arrive and i start pulling stuff apart.... my block is gone i think.. 180psi on cyl 3 and leaking a lot of water in it, had to regap plugs to 0.8mm just to get it to stabilise and not misfire most probably head gasket anyway. If it's the block then i'll take my time and seriously look into a b18b2 block instead.

    BUT... i just ordered some Buddy Club Spec III+ cams... i hope the "massive low-mid peak gains" isn't just honda-tech hype... hopefully i can also start realising a true benefit in the light fly i invested in.
    Quote Originally Posted by Slow96GSR
    If 1 person has had bad luck with a product don’t condemn it until you yourself have tested it. Now if 10 pros have tried it and it sucked then I would trust their opinion.

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    i'll have my bc cams in soon.. i'll let you know how it goes

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    Quote Originally Posted by dsp26 View Post
    i can't *cries* wanna keep it legit and prob free.. dnt wanna have to engineer b20.. got scarred from spending another $600 on top of the $1k i spent previously upgrading it only to return my exhaust system to stock spec just to pass a noise & emissions test >:|

    but i am in the market for a b18c2 block if one comes up before my cams arrive and i start pulling stuff apart.... my block is gone i think.. 180psi on cyl 3 and leaking a lot of water in it, had to regap plugs to 0.8mm just to get it to stabilise and not misfire most probably head gasket anyway. If it's the block then i'll take my time and seriously look into a b18b2 block instead.

    BUT... i just ordered some Buddy Club Spec III+ cams... i hope the "massive low-mid peak gains" isn't just honda-tech hype... hopefully i can also start realising a true benefit in the light fly i invested in.
    Just do a b20 bottom end :P.....I told you about the b16a block i have. If your keen swing me a pm.

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    just to rub it in a bit ron
    dans data seems to have done a bit of research and has given his opinion on how useless they really are
    seems to have a follow up on the subject too

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    if you aint getting over 400 per tank ron there is other issues to look at.
    what thermostat/fanswitch ? what tyre psi ? toe/alignment ok ? fuel filter clear? etc etc.
    stop procrastinating lol

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