E3 Spark Plugs

[TheGreenPiston]

Anybody have any expirence with these plugs?? They sound pretty neat or is this just "the latest gizmo" E3sparkplugs.com

 

[Jon]

They do sound pretty cool.

I might give them a try in my '81 CB 900 Custom, which is VERY picky about plugs. If they aren't any good, I'll know right away. I actually have to special order NGK's for it because it CANNOT take resistor plugs.

 

[Drew99GT]

Hmmmmm, "diamond fire"................"split fire", do I sense a little correlation between 2 BS marketers?

ANY spark plug company that claims more hp is a joke if you ask me.

 

[olympic]

$9 each and the only retailer is JC Whitney.

 

[MAJA]

Anyone have any new followups to this E3 spark plugs? Sounds interesting. Heres another link:

http://www.autofieldguide.com/articles/020503.html

 

[railball]

http://www.jcwhitney.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product?showCustom=0&Pr=p_Product.CATENTRY_ID%3A2009550&catalogId=10101&productId=2009550&langId=-1&tmplframe=EndecaCategoryView& section=body&tmplhome=StoreCatalogDisplay&storeId=10101&ss=10101 If it does just one thing reduce hydrocarbons that would be awesome.

 

[gfcrane]

I had a rotary Mazda RX2 the first year of production, I think about 173 or so. The thing ran very smooth for about 3,000 miles and then one had to change plugs. It simply consumed the electrodes for some reason. I found an add for triple electrode spark plugs in the JC Whitney catalog that look a lot like these and bought some. (a lot less than $9/ea) This set of plugs ran for the rest of the time I owned the car and performed like new. I took them out a couple of times just to check.

These are interesting, but it's so hard to change spark plugs in my cars now I probably won't try them.

 

[DR RPM]

Looks like the new plugs in the 3V 5.4 Triton Ford pickup