31 Mar 12 07:06, TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:

 RW>> TW> He was talking about using 40 PSI Boost and the Densos were the
 RW>> plug that did NOT misfire on him.

 RW>> Most spark plugs will misfire under high compression. The answer to
 RW>> that problem is more ignition power, thus he upgraded his ignition
 RW>> system to help fire under those conditions. But his engine would
 RW>> have dynoed at 750hp on it's own. No spark plug will ADD 750hp to
 RW>> any system.

 TW> NO ONE SAID THAT!!

Go back to your Denso URL and read what it says. I quoted from that page.
See next line, RE: your URL.

 TW>> http://www.automedia.com/Iridium_Spark_Plugs/pht20010101ds/1

[My reply after reading it]

RW> LOL! You know it's a line of BS when you read this part:

[begin quote]

RW> "the new Denso Iridium Power spark plugs that added 750-hp to Kenny

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RW> Duttweiler's 450-cid twin-turbocharged Ford."

[end quote]

 TW> The Report was about the Denso plug being the least likely to Misfire
 TW> at high boost pressures.

But exagerated it's claim by stating they added a rediculous amount of
horsepower to the engine.

Had the report said that those plugs added 7.5hp, it would have been as
I might have expected, but 750hp isn't made by adding those plugs to the
system.

                R\%/itt


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