Pulstar plugs might be a good idea
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Pulstar plugs might be a good idea
check it out!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AqjTBIqOT0
look how it acts with compressed air..this would be good for forced induction
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AqjTBIqOT0
look how it acts with compressed air..this would be good for forced induction
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If that $100 giving you 3000 miles is a good deal? Ill tell you a little story. This spring I was in Washington state. Thought id give em a try. so i bought them. Put them in the day I left Wa for Mi. Got to Mi. Got another week out of the plugs. On my way home from work one night, the balt started running like ****. Swung into the nearest auto parts store. Pulled plugs. #4 had the bottom of the spark plug missing. Red2.4SS bought them at the same time. His ended with the same result. They didnt work in his car, he sold them to someone else. Same result as mine after less than a week in that other cobalt.
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If that $100 giving you 3000 miles is a good deal? Ill tell you a little story. This spring I was in Washington state. Thought id give em a try. so i bought them. Put them in the day I left Wa for Mi. Got to Mi. Got another week out of the plugs. On my way home from work one night, the balt started running like ****. Swung into the nearest auto parts store. Pulled plugs. #4 had the bottom of the spark plug missing. Red2.4SS bought them at the same time. His ended with the same result. They didnt work in his car, he sold them to someone else. Same result as mine after less than a week in that other cobalt.
I believe there was another thread about these plugs a while back and there was a post with an e-mail someone sent the manufacturer. The company responded that even though they said the plugs would work in the SS, they hadn't tested them in the car and were interested to see how the plugs would work in a blown application. Great R&D.
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do NOT buy bosch plugs for a cobalt.
as much as bosch is a respected brand, nearly everyone who has ran bosch has had MAJOR issues with them.
just get NGK or Autolites
Id suggest copper for the slightly better conductivity and performance in boosted apps.
Iridiums are for soccer moms who only want to change plugs every 60k miles
as much as bosch is a respected brand, nearly everyone who has ran bosch has had MAJOR issues with them.
just get NGK or Autolites
Id suggest copper for the slightly better conductivity and performance in boosted apps.
Iridiums are for soccer moms who only want to change plugs every 60k miles
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do NOT buy bosch plugs for a cobalt.
as much as bosch is a respected brand, nearly everyone who has ran bosch has had MAJOR issues with them.
just get NGK or Autolites
Id suggest copper for the slightly better conductivity and performance in boosted apps.
Iridiums are for soccer moms who only want to change plugs every 60k miles
as much as bosch is a respected brand, nearly everyone who has ran bosch has had MAJOR issues with them.
just get NGK or Autolites
Id suggest copper for the slightly better conductivity and performance in boosted apps.
Iridiums are for soccer moms who only want to change plugs every 60k miles
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