Anyone used the new colder plug for 3V ?
10/2/05, 10:40 AM
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10/2/05, 05:56 PM
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Nothing to bite 
Cant see them hurting in any way, just an added layer of protection IMO.
They are supposedly a colder plug, and will dissipate the heat better. As far as how much colder..one step, or two..I have no idea.
They were available, so I jumped on them.
Ahhh...the joy of new untested items
Cant see them hurting in any way, just an added layer of protection IMO.
They are supposedly a colder plug, and will dissipate the heat better. As far as how much colder..one step, or two..I have no idea.
They were available, so I jumped on them.
Ahhh...the joy of new untested items
10/2/05, 05:57 PM
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Originally posted by 6505pony@October 2, 2005, 5:36 PM
OK I'll bite. What way are they supposed to improve over factory plugs and does that performance enhancement work on cars without nitrous or SC's.
OK I'll bite. What way are they supposed to improve over factory plugs and does that performance enhancement work on cars without nitrous or SC's.
http://www.carcraft.com/techarticles/64378/
10/2/05, 06:11 PM
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OK I understand the advantage. I believe where they would be helpful is in nitrous or SC engines. Unless you are running hard for long distances (which I think most of us do not do) I don't think they would be advantageous to most modders. Maybe an option when its time to replace the plugs on their routine schedule. JMO
10/2/05, 09:02 PM
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Originally posted by 6505pony@October 2, 2005, 6:14 PM
OK I understand the advantage. I believe where they would be helpful is in nitrous or SC engines. Unless you are running hard for long distances (which I think most of us do not do) I don't think they would be advantageous to most modders. Maybe an option when its time to replace the plugs on their routine schedule. JMO
OK I understand the advantage. I believe where they would be helpful is in nitrous or SC engines. Unless you are running hard for long distances (which I think most of us do not do) I don't think they would be advantageous to most modders. Maybe an option when its time to replace the plugs on their routine schedule. JMO
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