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Pulsed Power Technology impacts performance auto parts
Pulsed Power Technology is the science of storing power for a relatively long period of time and then discharging the stored power in an instantaneous pulse of energy. Installing Pulsed Power Technology in a performance auto part increases horsepower while at the same time increasing gas mileage! That's right - you no longer have to give up gas mileage to increase the power and productivity of your car or truck!
A simple way to think about the Pulsed Power Technology behind pulse plugs is that it is similar to a camera flash, whereas spark plug technology is more like a flashlight. A camera flash is exponentially brighter than a flashlight even though they both may use the same battery.
The spark comparison on this page demonstrates the size brightness of a spark plug vs. a pulse plug. Here it is easy to see how much more energy is accumulated and dispersed to be used by your engine.
Pulse Plugs are different than spark plugs
Pulse plugs are a radical departure from spark plugs. For 100 years, spark plugs have remained much the same as they are today generating only 50 watts of peak discharge power.
Pulse plugs may look similar to spark plugs on the outside, but inside the technological advances of Pulstar are evident. Pulse plugs feature a unique capacitor-based circuit that captures energy normally wasted by spark plugs and generates a spark with 10 times greater energy than any spark plug.
Fuel Saving
An average fuel economy savings of only 6% can put a significant amount of money back in your pocket while rewarding you with a better driving experience.
Pulstar lasts about 50,000 miles ( 4 years) so they continue to pay you a dividend after the first year of ownership. Of course, your savings will vary with the age and condition of your car, weather, and your driving habits.
Pulse plugs are an investment, spark plugs are simply a replacement.
* Average test results using the Enerpulse Performance Evaluation Procedure (E-PEP) is 6% reduction in fuel consumption calculated over the 50,000 mile typical life of a pulse plug.
Found this on the internett, someone have any ideas, sounds a little fishy to me...
Pulsed Power Technology impacts performance auto parts
Pulsed Power Technology is the science of storing power for a relatively long period of time and then discharging the stored power in an instantaneous pulse of energy. Installing Pulsed Power Technology in a performance auto part increases horsepower while at the same time increasing gas mileage! That's right - you no longer have to give up gas mileage to increase the power and productivity of your car or truck!
A simple way to think about the Pulsed Power Technology behind pulse plugs is that it is similar to a camera flash, whereas spark plug technology is more like a flashlight. A camera flash is exponentially brighter than a flashlight even though they both may use the same battery.
The spark comparison on this page demonstrates the size brightness of a spark plug vs. a pulse plug. Here it is easy to see how much more energy is accumulated and dispersed to be used by your engine.
Pulse Plugs are different than spark plugs
Pulse plugs are a radical departure from spark plugs. For 100 years, spark plugs have remained much the same as they are today generating only 50 watts of peak discharge power.
Pulse plugs may look similar to spark plugs on the outside, but inside the technological advances of Pulstar are evident. Pulse plugs feature a unique capacitor-based circuit that captures energy normally wasted by spark plugs and generates a spark with 10 times greater energy than any spark plug.
Fuel Saving
An average fuel economy savings of only 6% can put a significant amount of money back in your pocket while rewarding you with a better driving experience.
Pulstar lasts about 50,000 miles ( 4 years) so they continue to pay you a dividend after the first year of ownership. Of course, your savings will vary with the age and condition of your car, weather, and your driving habits.
Pulse plugs are an investment, spark plugs are simply a replacement.
* Average test results using the Enerpulse Performance Evaluation Procedure (E-PEP) is 6% reduction in fuel consumption calculated over the 50,000 mile typical life of a pulse plug.
Found this on the internett, someone have any ideas, sounds a little fishy to me...
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