Subject	I had looked their wesite over a few days ago, and
Posted by	Audioquest on February 22, 2008 at 11:55 AM
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In Reply To	interesting >> posted by stockplayerz(nyc) on February 22, 2008 at 11:47 AM
Message	it seems they have their own proprietary way of evaluating plug differences in a few cars. They say the plug stores energy, so it's got extra components. I wonder how reliable it is and longevity. Also, they do not offer any heat ranges. The "In the News" shows their plug advertised on the same page as a fuel reformulating device that's supposed to ad more mileage. If it where my product, I'd probably try to not associate myself with potential snake oil products. At any rate, I was just curious if anyone has actually tried these.
Follow Ups	Has anyone tried the Pulstar plugs?..not that I will (n/m) - Audioquest 11:15:03 02/22/08 interesting >> - stockplayerz(nyc) 11:47:25 02/22/08 I had looked their wesite over a few days ago, and - Audioquest 11:55:11 02/22/08 if they matched the pfr6b-11b then yeah... - nemo1080 14:56:05 02/22/08 Looks out of the question for me, Correct me if i'm wrong... - Sleeper_TTZ 14:57:08 02/22/08 I believe they only create heat at the time of ignition - 550HPTT 15:00:13 02/22/08 nevermind... from there site - 550HPTT 15:04:30 02/22/08 Re: I believe they only create heat at the time of ignition - 550HPTT 15:06:21 02/22/08 That makes it much longer and the CP wouldn't fit (n/m) - Audioquest 15:09:17 02/22/08 yea thats what i was thinking, wonder why they give - 550HPTT 15:25:25 02/22/08 Capacitative Discharge - lazer(AK) 15:17:47 02/22/08
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