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Looking for input on E3 Plugs

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  • Start date Start date Jul 22, 2005
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James Czebiniak

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Has anyone tried the E3 spark plugs? They look impressive and I am considering trying them but want to find out if there is any experience out there. For more info on them go to www.e3sparkplugs.com.

Planning on using them in a 1989 5.0 - out to 306, B-cam, 1.7 rockers.

Please email response to jczebin1@nycap.rr.com since I don't get on here too often.
 
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i put one in my g/fs lawnmower.it makes it start easier,even she noticed that.don't know about a car though.
 

cardudeusa

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I'd like to try the one day. I like the way they don't shroud the electode.
 

Mustang5L5

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If they aren't platnium, then it looks like a design that could work well..

I'd still stick with regular autolite 25's though.
 

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i'm gonna see if I can get some that fit in my TFS heads before I put them in, they look like they work really good with the spark fully exposed to the mixture in the chamber, should get a faster burn
 
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I just put the E3 plugs in my 98 GT and they worked well for about three days. Then my car started missfiring. I have changed everything that would cause a miss fire except the plugs again. I am guessing they are causing it???
 

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i would think they are overkill like the bosch +2 and +4
 

Shakerhood

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Stick with Autolites, save your money for something else!
 
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autolite 25's is the ****nit
 
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