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ChadS
01-25-2004 09:45:46
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: ChadS, Spark plugs in reply to Tony Sha, 01-25-2004 08:54:52
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True with the average, ordinary spark plug. this is no where near a stock plug,, when you see the electrode,, you will see. Most plugs do not come past the cyl head casting and in fact, it shrouds it, letting carbon, and debris get in to the electrode, then they foul out. We searched and searched,, and finally found these #4130, has a nice long electrode, that moves the spark kernal away from the head, and into the center of the chamber of the head. Compression, and the power stroke naturally cleans the electrode,thus, less fouling, and a more true plug reading, to indicate rich or lean conditions. Split fire had the right idea, with the split electrode plug, but,, they did not make the plug any better than a stock plug as far as the conductor materials,, if they did make the split fire in a platinum plug,, they would be the best out there, and be worth the price they ask for them,, I have tried every plug from AC, Bosh (spellin) champion, split fires, etc,, and have ran them with hot coils, MSD, Jacobs, etc, and I have found nothing better than the #4130 champion. All the others,burn up, or foul out. Now I do like the AC C-88.. But it still fouls out after half a season,, Just my opinion,, Chad
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