Spark Plugs???
Instructor
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 133
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From: hartwell ga
Go with what the General recommends. You would not believe the testing that goes into spark plugs. If there was a better plug they would have used it on the assembly line. You stock ignition will only supply so much spark. Don't let the aftermarket gimmick plug become a source for electrical resistance. By the way, Accel plugs are made on the same equipment that churns out Autolite plugs for $1.49 ea. The individual packaging constitutes for @ 18 cents of the plug cost.
Stick with AC plugs for your Chevy.
Stick with AC plugs for your Chevy.
Intermediate
Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 46
Likes: 0
From: Houston TX
What do you guys make of this article
http://www.powerblocktv.com/redirect...ect.php?id=537
Even if we're not convinced about the performance benefits, the emmisions testings seems sound, no? [shrug]
http://www.powerblocktv.com/redirect...ect.php?id=537
Even if we're not convinced about the performance benefits, the emmisions testings seems sound, no? [shrug]
Drifting
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 1,267
Likes: 27
From: Texas
Go with what the General recommends. You would not believe the testing that goes into spark plugs. If there was a better plug they would have used it on the assembly line. You stock ignition will only supply so much spark. Don't let the aftermarket gimmick plug become a source for electrical resistance. By the way, Accel plugs are made on the same equipment that churns out Autolite plugs for $1.49 ea. The individual packaging constitutes for @ 18 cents of the plug cost.
Stick with AC plugs for your Chevy.
Stick with AC plugs for your Chevy.
Big ignition system will put out more spark
