Brisk Plugs on our 2011 Ecoboost
#13
Were these back to back runs? I have a hard time believing this. Something else must of changed. If this is true we would be using them in terminators and gt500's. I understand going to a colder plug but never have I heard of gaining 30rwhp with just spark plugs. Not to mention only 6!
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#15
This test and yours don't jive. You are testing a different plug but i doubt the silver gave those huge gains.
http://www.mustang50magazine.com/tec...k_spark_plugs/
http://www.mustang50magazine.com/tec...k_spark_plugs/
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On another forum guys are saying they have a very noticeable difference. Not sure if its that high of numbers or not, but gonna be good enough for me to try them.
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#17
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If they have a superior spark, they may help with the fall on face condensation problem. Switching from SP-528 gapped at .035-.040 to SP-534 gapped at .028-.032 has helped some, so who knows.
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#20
yea, this sounds like a folk tale. If that was the case, they wouldn't be that cheap either. 30hp/tq or 30 anything would be 300+ and people would be putting them in anything that would take a spark plug. that includes civics and lawnmowers. haha
on the other hand, a few people have responded and said it made idle smoother and better throttle response.
on the other hand, a few people have responded and said it made idle smoother and better throttle response.