LaserRed01GT
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Also why does the NGK plug or one of its type perfered over the stock plantium type plug or an normal plug i guess i could say, does it have something to do with the spark burn?? and how it affects performance??
I honestly don't buy into most of the new spark plug gimmicks out there, but I believe the groove that is manufactured into the NGK center electrode tip really makes a big difference.
Everybody just assumes that it is an explosion that pushes the piston down on ignition. Well it's not an explosion at all, it's a controlled burn. If you do a search on the internet, you can find some high speed video showing the spark and then the flame kernel as it slowly develops and turns into a sweeping and expanding flame front.
The groove in center electrode tip forces the actual spark to the outer edge of the ground electrode. This puts the spark closer to the a/f mixture and promotes the flame kernel growth, all of which make more power. And trust me, you will feel a difference.