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03-28-2010 #1
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E3 Spark Plugs
Has anyone tried E3 spark plugs? I am curious to know what you thought, good or bad.
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03-28-2010 #2
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The spark either jumps, or it doesn't.
That looks like a variation on the old Split Fire design.
They could in theory last longer than a convention plug... as one surface aged, the spark would begin to jump from the one with the next lowest resistance.
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I agree, it's just a variation on the split fire theme. E3's look like the electrodes would get in the way of the spark/burn.
BTW, I saw an E3 plug for a lawn mower at the parts store.
Is it really going to help?
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