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Hm, adding another system to an already overkilled system is asking for more problems. The benefits would be nice, though. :unsure:

 
Wow, only a hundred bucks a set!

Get some, do some FJR-specific testing, and get back to us. You find, you guinea pig.

 
Oh, my parade......I had a spare hundred bucks just waiting for this, too.

 
After watching the flashing "solar flares" on their menu bar and other animated bullshit, I am ready to kill somebody.

Anybody.

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 
Looks like?: they only have 14mm plugs -- didn't see any 10 or 12 mm. But, for your FJR, they offer a set of 'Pulstar DirectHits' adapters that sit on top of your plugs (if you can find some non-resistor plugs) and they're about $140 a set.

Sure is a nice presentation, tho -- with great independent lab results from Kings College, London and engineering consulting from Sandia Labs, ABQ (Enerpulse Inc. are ABQ 'homies').

Remember -- MamaYama wants you to replace your spark plugs at fairly frequent intervals....why is that? Maybe these guys are on-to something? I don't know -- but, it's certainly an impressive display.

Beats Ol' Carroll Shelby just telling me: "Z-Max -- use it, it's good!" :lol:

 
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On the horsepower page it says "1,000,000 watts". P=IxE, or 83,333 amps. at the input side of the rectifier, right? Zoinks! I think I'd need Doc to get me a "Mr Fusion Jr" to make that work.

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On the horsepower page it says "1,000,000 watts". P=IxE, or 83,333 amps. at the input side of the rectifier, right? Zoinks! I think I'd need Doc to get me a "Mr Fusion Jr" to make that work.
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You should see what Sam Adams does for power.

 
A quality single side electrode spark plug is really all you need. If you really want to get technical then you should mark on the side of plug (I use a piece of tape and a pencil) where the side electrode is and install the plug so that this electrode is away from, but perpendicular to the path between the intake and exhaust valves. You can install crush washers of different widths to accomplish this while still obtaining the proper torque. This setup removes any obstruction to the spark.

All a multi-prong plug does is lessen the chance of a plug not firing due to fouling, because the spark can jump to one of four places.

 
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