Nology spark plugs
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Nology spark plugs
Has anybody used these?
I found them in my summit racing catalog in the sport compact section
Up to 137% more spark
Nology says these Silverstone spark plugs will put out up to 137% more spark power than other plugs. The secret? The plugs' center electrodes are made from silver; which offers the best electrical and thermal conductivity of any metal. That means greater spark power, along with increased horsepower and cleaner combustion. Other features include a black aluminum oxide insulator and a multi-rib current leakage barrier to prevent arc-over.
I found them in my summit racing catalog in the sport compact section
Up to 137% more spark
Nology says these Silverstone spark plugs will put out up to 137% more spark power than other plugs. The secret? The plugs' center electrodes are made from silver; which offers the best electrical and thermal conductivity of any metal. That means greater spark power, along with increased horsepower and cleaner combustion. Other features include a black aluminum oxide insulator and a multi-rib current leakage barrier to prevent arc-over.
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Blah blah blah.....do you have problems with the current NGK's? If you dont, id stick with the stock plugs. With a stock ignition system (which is very good) different plugs wont give you any hp advantage.
#3
Silver as a conductor is not such a good idea under high temps. The best aftermarket sparkplugs currently are Iridium. NGK and Denso are the most available plugs currently.
Do your own research and don't rely on claims or adds for information. They are not meant to inform, only sell.
The sites listed below offer some good info. Not totally objective, but pretty darn accurate. It's owned by NGK. The plugs currently used by many S2000 owners is the IK24 by Denso. This site has the IK24s at a competetive price.
The stock fitment for the '00-'02 is the IK22. The IK24 is one step cooler. I just received mine for my '03. We'll see how well they work.
http://www.sparkplugs.com/default.asp
http://www.sparkplugs.com/results_cross.as...d=ik24&x=32&y=6
Do your own research and don't rely on claims or adds for information. They are not meant to inform, only sell.
The sites listed below offer some good info. Not totally objective, but pretty darn accurate. It's owned by NGK. The plugs currently used by many S2000 owners is the IK24 by Denso. This site has the IK24s at a competetive price.
The stock fitment for the '00-'02 is the IK22. The IK24 is one step cooler. I just received mine for my '03. We'll see how well they work.
http://www.sparkplugs.com/default.asp
http://www.sparkplugs.com/results_cross.as...d=ik24&x=32&y=6
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Originally posted by Tugz_S2K
Blah blah blah.....do you have problems with the current NGK's? If you dont, id stick with the stock plugs. With a stock ignition system (which is very good) different plugs wont give you any hp advantage.
Blah blah blah.....do you have problems with the current NGK's? If you dont, id stick with the stock plugs. With a stock ignition system (which is very good) different plugs wont give you any hp advantage.
Like slipstream444 says I was doubting the conductivity of it at hi temps but was curious if anybody ran them
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