Enerpulse Pulstar Plugs

Has anyone used these spark plugs?

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How are Pulse plugs different than spark plugs?

Their physical dimensions are the same as your stock spark plug. However Pulse plugs incorporate a pulse circuit, which stores incoming electrical energy from the ignition system and releases it in a shorter more powerful pulse of energy. Instead of 50 watts of peak power, typical of a spark plug, pulse plugs deliver up to 1,000,000 watts of peak power. This allows Pulstar Pulse Plugs to burn fuel more efficiently than traditional spark plugs. Pulstar plugs generate a much larger spark than spark plugs and at twice the speed. Pulstar repors this faster ignition generates more power you will feel in a livelier throttle response, more horse power to the wheels and increased gas mileage.

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http://www.pulstarpulseplugs.com

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I have read some not so good things about them, maybe on here, it was a corvette guy if I remember correctly. Some motors like different plugs than others, maybe they would work well with ours?, pricey though. :shock:

I posted a quote from a local to here that used them. I think that is what Clint was referring to. Cliff notes: He made less power than stock copper plugs and one broke apart while in his car.

i thought we didnt like them that much and were leaning towards the ngk iridiums?

I have the iriduims in the aveo now, I just wondered about alternatives..

so what type of plugs come stock??? The guy at Autozone told me that the car came with platinum plugs because when i asked about copper plugs he advised me against it saying that i would be down-grading from the platinm ones aready in it.....hmmmmm

Regular copper NGK plugs are in stock.

thats what i pulled out of mine. ngk's