E3 Spark Plugs? Anyone try them?
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E3 Spark Plugs? Anyone try them?
I've been seeing those commercials for them and their new design that doesnt block the electrode...
Im curious if anyone here has tried them....
Here is their site:
http://www.e3sparkplugs.com/technology.htm
Im curious if anyone here has tried them....
Here is their site:
http://www.e3sparkplugs.com/technology.htm
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ive had them when i first bought my tib ran great just cant notice the differnce cuz i started with them.lol
on horsepower tv on spike they were tested and showed a 9hp increase on a chevy small block over the next best spark plug
on horsepower tv on spike they were tested and showed a 9hp increase on a chevy small block over the next best spark plug
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if you take out old plugs and replace them with the cheapest NEW plugs you'll notice a difference. and for the cost of these you can afford to replace your plugs a lot more often, and it'll keep your tib running like a champ all the time. thats what i do, just replace the plugs like every other month, hell it's so easy and they are real cheap
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7 bux added to a oil change isnt bad at all
thats what i used to do
change oil and plugs at the same time
wasteful? sure but considering people do even more wasteful stuff to our cars (premium fuel when its not required, 3k mile synthetic oil changes etc.) whats 7 bux every few months?
thats what i used to do
change oil and plugs at the same time
wasteful? sure but considering people do even more wasteful stuff to our cars (premium fuel when its not required, 3k mile synthetic oil changes etc.) whats 7 bux every few months?
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I run NGK Iridiums and I usually put 60,000 miles on each set with hardly any performance drop during the life of the plug. I wouldn't mind tossing an E3 set in my car to compare but I can't see them being any better than the Iridium plugs.
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NGK's 5 dollars a set!!!! FTMFW!!!!!!
I am also a guy that does plugs and oil, Yet, i do mine alot more frequent than most, 1800 miles or every two months. Just because the car gets beat, and it is boosted!!!
I am also a guy that does plugs and oil, Yet, i do mine alot more frequent than most, 1800 miles or every two months. Just because the car gets beat, and it is boosted!!!