Anyone seen these? - Nitrode Spark Plugs

But its up to 15% increase...

I wonder what the reference point for the 15% is. Is that compared with a totally worn out plug, or just a couple of wires stuck in the spark plug hole?

Maybe if we crank up the number of windings of the secondary coil, reposition the electrodes, we could create 8 little Tesla Coils

Bill

Aren't you glad you asked for "advice" from the "experts"?

First time I've ever seen these. I'd say, pass. Nothing more than Snake Oil in my eyes.

94Woody wrote:

First time I've ever seen these. I'd say, pass. Nothing more than Snake Oil in my eyes.

That's what I figured. I figured I'd post here and see if any of you guys had ever heard of these nitrode plugs before.

Although I am really curious about whether or not these really work... maybe for poops and giggles I'll put one in my lawnmower when I do the next oil change

there are all kinds of multi ground plugs on the market,.

these look like they are for lawnmowers,.

21hp lawn tractor X.15 =3.15hp more,.

Hang on tight,..

phantom 309 wrote:

there are all kinds of multi ground plugs on the market,.

these look like they are for lawnmowers,.

21hp lawn tractor X.15 =3.15hp more,.

Hang on tight,..

My lawnmower is a self-propelled push mower so I'd have to run behind it I guess.

Oh well, its a good workout so who cares? It's just another way to get cardio in.

Also, according to Summit Racing, this is the Nitrode plug for the LT1 wagons if any of you want to look at it, lol.
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I wonder how you gap it.

i just put some fancy spark plugs into the linkin,...along with another couple of coils,.  i could feel the extra power!

cos it was only running on 6,..

every 35,000 miles of so it eats plugs and a coil or two,..     bloody fords..