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89_demon_lx

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I just saw a commercial for pulstar pulse plugs, and they claim to discharge a million watts of power as opposed a traditional spark plug which discharges 50ish watts of power. Is there any truth to what they are claiming? Is it worth dropping $200 for a set of plugs? Also, are they boost friendly? Any input would be appreciated.
Here is their website http://www.pulstarplug.com/index.html

 

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rocknrod

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hi

89_demon_lx said:

I just saw a commercial for pulstar pulse plugs, and they claim to discharge a million watts of power as opposed a traditional spark plug which discharges 50ish watts of power. Is there any truth to what they are claiming? Is it worth dropping $200 for a set of plugs? Also, are they boost friendly? Any input would be appreciated.
Here is their website http://www.pulstarplug.com/index.html

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I dont use these plugs but reading the ad they say they are boost friendly just have to order colder plug

 

wythors

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Don't forget to order your Turbonator while you're at it.

 

PeteyAce

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my friend was telling me about those, i mean in theory they sound like they would work but for like what 20 a pop no thanks

 

Mustang5L5

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Just buy some silver plugs....they would actually be cheaper than those things