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Title: Pulsar spark plugs
Post by: huntingbuck101 on May 04, 2008, 09:36:03 AM
Any one running pulse plugs? Would it make sense to get a high end plug wires and a high output coil to go with them or would it be to much? I don't want any holes in the top of my pistons.
Title: Re: Pulsar spark plugs
Post by: huntingbuck101 on May 04, 2008, 09:46:53 AM
oops met to say Pulstar in title.
Title: Re: Pulsar spark plugs
Post by: stan98tj on May 05, 2008, 06:50:36 PM
HAHA...hotter plugs, hole burnt in the piston...been there, done that, not fun :)
Title: Re: Pulsar spark plugs
Post by: Jesse-James on May 06, 2008, 06:09:27 AM
HAHA...hotter plugs, hole burnt in the piston...been there, done that, not fun :)

Was it confirmed that that's what did it?
Title: Re: Pulsar spark plugs
Post by: stan98tj on May 06, 2008, 04:30:29 PM
im sure it didnt help...but what we can confirm is at some point before i bought it there was a hairline crack in the head that spread (this explains my hard to start problems when i first go it)..then the hotter plugs basically cashed the head in...coupled with poor compressions and probably anitfreeze leaking in through the hairline crack finally blew those cracks wide open and also (though i didnt know it then) destroyed the oil pump (antifreeze damage) and cracked the bottom, and the piston was burned through. replaced the head, busted oil pump cashed in the bottom half of the engine, destroyed the #3 piston and that was that.
Title: Re: Pulsar spark plugs
Post by: Jesse-James on May 06, 2008, 09:45:05 PM
im sure it didnt help...

Why bash a product then if you're not sure if it caused a problem or not. I'm sure it didn't help isn't exactly conclusive.
Title: Re: Pulsar spark plugs
Post by: stan98tj on May 06, 2008, 10:21:17 PM
you are right. i was running E3 plugs at the time and ive talked to a few other owners and a few jeep mechanics who caution against running hotter plugs. all im saying is that id willingly purchase top end plugs (anything for my girl, right?) but going through what i went through im staying away from hotter plugs. let's face it, the piston had a damn hole burned into it and the plug was blown completely apart and welded/melted.
Title: Re: Pulsar spark plugs
Post by: aw12345 on May 07, 2008, 01:02:17 AM
Well the hole in the piston and the melted plug did have another cause than the sparkplug that supposedly creates a more complete combustion.  Splitfires and what ever other do that sparkplug is supposed to create a bigger flame front that spreads faster in the combustion chamber.  Does it work some say it does some say it doesn't. I have never been a big fan of racer brown parts. Ran splitfires once in my ford dually could not tell any kind of difference, got them for free so was no big thing. Holes in pistons are creatd by lean mixture and precombustion not a sparkplug that is supposed to greate a hotter spark.
Title: Re: Pulsar spark plugs
Post by: jfrabat on May 07, 2008, 08:05:32 AM
In my short Jeeping experience, from what I have seen, the higher end sparks do squat in a Jeep...  The cheap ones work just as well as the expensive ones.
Title: Re: Pulsar spark plugs
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Title: Re: Pulsar spark plugs
Post by: chardrc on November 26, 2009, 08:36:02 AM
you're seriously retarded, what a moron

 :puzzled: :puzzled: where is this coming from.. random quote in an old thread that the quote didn't come from.. :puzzled:
Title: Re: Pulsar spark plugs
Post by: sharpxmen on November 26, 2009, 08:49:11 AM
:puzzled: :puzzled: where is this coming from.. random quote in an old thread that the quote didn't come from.. :puzzled:

some idiot posting ads - I think Jeffy cleaned it up after i posted the comment (deleted his post). He had the same post in about 20 threads or so.

EDIT: and by the looks of it this yoyohh guy also gave me a "smite"
Title: Re: Pulsar spark plugs
Post by: chardrc on November 26, 2009, 08:50:46 AM
some idiot posting ads - I think Jeffy cleaned it up after i posted the comment (deleted his post). He had the same post in about 20 threads or so.

aw that makes more sense.. i saw you quote the same thing in another thread and thought you may have turned into a bot or something(or a WOW addict)...
Title: Re: Pulsar spark plugs
Post by: sharpxmen on November 26, 2009, 08:54:25 AM
aw that makes more sense.. i saw you quote the same thing in another thread and thought you may have turned into a bot or something(or a WOW addict)...

i didn't realize the first time, i thought he was drunk or high or something, then i clued in
Title: Re: Pulsar spark plugs
Post by: vprsrul on November 26, 2009, 08:07:49 PM
In my short Jeeping experience, from what I have seen, the higher end sparks do squat in a Jeep...  The cheap ones work just as well as the expensive ones.

right on... proper spacing and a properly tuned ignition system for optimum performance.  Of course along with other mods addressing your ignition later on down the road may gain a small amount of power as well.
Title: Re: Pulsar spark plugs
Post by: vprsrul on November 26, 2009, 08:08:23 PM
you're seriously retarded, what a moron

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