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E3 vs Iridium Spark Plugs
- Thread starter amusher
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Spark Plug
If the costs are close try it, only then will the questioned be answered. For me, B.S. I have been on the planet long enough to have seen several designs that promise more power and better M.P.G.
If all of the "improved" devices were to be installed into a given engine it would produce F1 power out of a Honda Civic.
I remember the Split power spark plugs, expensive and now gone from the market.
Fads come and go, do what works for you. That said, the Iridium plugs have given me the longest life and the cheapest costs per mile.
Good Luck
If the costs are close try it, only then will the questioned be answered. For me, B.S. I have been on the planet long enough to have seen several designs that promise more power and better M.P.G.
If all of the "improved" devices were to be installed into a given engine it would produce F1 power out of a Honda Civic.
I remember the Split power spark plugs, expensive and now gone from the market.
Fads come and go, do what works for you. That said, the Iridium plugs have given me the longest life and the cheapest costs per mile.
Good Luck
SPYD3R
Active member
BEEN TALKING WITH
RICKY FLETCHER @ E3, here's his reply to my request:
Subject: RE: E3SparkPlugs: Contact Form | 01 - 19 - 2016 05:51:22 PM
Dan,
The E3.38 will work as a replacement for this application. We offer our E3.38 as a replacement to the MR8 but not currently to the MR7. Our plug will technically be colder than the MR7 that you are currently using but it should still work well.
Ricky Fletcher
Product Support Engineer
[email protected]
www.e3sparkplugs.com
I hope this helps....
DAN P
SPYD3R
RICKY FLETCHER @ E3, here's his reply to my request:
Subject: RE: E3SparkPlugs: Contact Form | 01 - 19 - 2016 05:51:22 PM
Dan,
The E3.38 will work as a replacement for this application. We offer our E3.38 as a replacement to the MR8 but not currently to the MR7. Our plug will technically be colder than the MR7 that you are currently using but it should still work well.
Ricky Fletcher
Product Support Engineer
[email protected]
www.e3sparkplugs.com
I hope this helps....
DAN P
SPYD3R
Chupaca
New member
Gotta say...
We were Champion Spark Plug dealer from the time spark plugs came into use. We later became dealers for the NGK plugs and later partnered to assemble Bosh plugs in Peru. Outside of going with better materials to make for a better longer lasting plug not much will matter. How many sparks you get at one time from one plug does not matter. One good one and your done. Now if you get better fuel you can get that better performance your looking for....jmo...:thumbup:
We were Champion Spark Plug dealer from the time spark plugs came into use. We later became dealers for the NGK plugs and later partnered to assemble Bosh plugs in Peru. Outside of going with better materials to make for a better longer lasting plug not much will matter. How many sparks you get at one time from one plug does not matter. One good one and your done. Now if you get better fuel you can get that better performance your looking for....jmo...:thumbup:
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