E3 Spark Plugs

[Larry M.]

Has anyone had any experience using these plugs, particularly in a 1972 350 application, or in any other older, carbureted small block?

Or, any opinions or viewpoints to offer?

My archive search came back negative for the presence of 'E3'.

Thanks! Larry, #10713

[John H.]

Re: E3 Spark Plugs

Larry -

What is an "E3" spark plug?

[John H.]

Re: E3 Spark Plugs

Larry -

What is an "E3" spark plug?

[Larry M.]

Re: E3 Spark Plugs

John,

Here's the technical page of their website...

http://www.e3sparkplugs.com/technology.htm

It does a better job explaining them than I ever could.

Larry

[Larry M.]

Re: E3 Spark Plugs

John,

Here's the technical page of their website...

http://www.e3sparkplugs.com/technology.htm

It does a better job explaining them than I ever could.

Larry

[Duke W.]

Just more snake oil... *NM*

[Duke W.]

Just more snake oil... *NM*

[Jack H.]

Yep...

If they really had a better mousetrap, all they'd have to do is confirm higher realized engine output power and/or sniff the tail pipe to confirm a significantly lower unburned HC content...

[Jack H.]

Yep...

If they really had a better mousetrap, all they'd have to do is confirm higher realized engine output power and/or sniff the tail pipe to confirm a significantly lower unburned HC content...

[Larry M.]

Re: Yep...

Thanks, guys. My snake has enough oil; I don't need any more.

[Larry M.]

Re: Yep...

Thanks, guys. My snake has enough oil; I don't need any more.