Whoa there Steve...calm down for a second.
The Platinum Plug tips deteriorate very rapidly with the multiple spark
ignitions and also have a tendancy to misfire. I've tried the Autolite
Platinums (when they first came out) a long time ago in my 480HP Camaro BB
Chevy with an MSD and we also ran them on a 420HP Mustang 5.0L with the same
results...they just don't work well with Multiple Spark ignition systems.
- Bernd
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steven T. Ekstrand" <cyberlaw@earthlink.net>
Subject: DML: Re: Re: 3923's in a 4.7L-HELP!!! Platinum vs. Copper
> HELLO???? This is what I f*cking mean...
> Does anybody read the posts they comment on???
>
> Just because I will not run a Platinum plug in my MSD 7AL2 equipted 450 hp
> small block Cuda has ZERO bearing on whether or not it is appropriate for
a
> total wus out lameass piece of crap low voltage ignition like Ma' Mopar
> gave the 4.7L.
>
> NOW, can somebody give me a reason why I shouldn't run Double Platinum's
on
> MY application. Not some MSD 6A equipted V6.
>
> If I am to understand the Chrysler tech correctly, the stock Champion for
a
> 4.7L is a Double Platinum plug. Although that surprises me because the
> owners manual calls for frequent plug changes on the 4.7.
>
> -STE
>
>
>
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