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does it really?
i dont see how.
i'm not saying that it doesnt, but i didnt think that spark plugs and wires actually boosts the engines horsepower. they can bring back power to where it was if the old plugs/wires were bad.
Originally posted by leenjen does it really?
i dont see how.
i'm not saying that it doesnt, but i didnt think that spark plugs and wires actually boosts the engines horsepower. they can bring back power to where it was if the old plugs/wires were bad.
The idea is to expose the spark to the incoming air/fuel charge and not to have the spark shrouded from the charge by the electrode. I indexed mine for a period of several years and then when I changed the plugs I didn't bother to do it again. No, I didn't notice any difference in performance.:redexp:
Interesting article. Changed my plugs about 10K miles ago. Had I had this idea, I might have spent an ectra 2-3 hours to test this out.
If anyone else tries this, please post your results.
Karl