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In an effort to improve my recent poor idle (as posted elsewhere) I
bought a set of NGK spark plugs which have a V groove in the centre electrode. It's tempting to think that these are intended to give two sparks instead of just one, but actually I think they just help to define the 'launch' point of the spark. In circumstances where spark formation is relatively difficult I thought this may be an advantage. I was wrong. In fact they made the idle worse - lumpier and more erratic, and I couldn't tune this out by other means (ignition timing or mixture). Above idle speed I couldn't tell the difference, but they didn't get more than 100 miles to demonstrate their worth. They may do marvelous thing for an engine running on petrol, but in harder-to-ignite LPG they only made things worse. -- Stewart Hargrave A lot faster than public transport For email, replace 'SpamOnlyToHere' with my name |
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Stewart Hargrave wrote:
In an effort to improve my recent poor idle (as posted elsewhere) I bought a set of NGK spark plugs which have a V groove in the centre electrode. I've read elsewhere that these are just Snake Oil. -- Hog (remove bondage to email) '89 R100RS GSXR1000K2 (sick) BOB#5 OSOS#31 COFF#22 BOTAFOT#122 |
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