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im just curious, if anyone is running plasma spart plugs? you can get a set of 6 off japanparts for $700

I checked on Japan Parts

I am seeing Plasma coils - for direct on plug coil systems on Subaru

http://www.japanparts.com/db/parts_detail.php?submit.x=18&submit.y=5&NUMBER=00015216&VOLUME=282-009-002&DEALER=1&CAR=6&MIDDLE=1&SMALL=1&MAKER=159&VOLKEY=&SEARCH_DEALER=1&SEARCH_CAR=6&SEARCH_MIDDLE=1&SEARCH_SMALL=1&SEARCH_MAKER=&SEARCH_VOLKEY=&SEARCH_page=3

as annoying and long that URL is, these are the ones i was looking at.

and whats the difference between coils and plugs?

SH30RB wrote:http://www.japanparts.com/db/parts_detail.php?submit.x=18&submit.y=5&NUMBER=00015216&VOLUME=282-009-002&DEALER=1&CAR=6&MIDDLE=1&SMALL=1&MAKER=159&VOLKEY=&SEARCH_DEALER=1&SEARCH_CAR=6&SEARCH_MIDDLE=1&SEARCH_SMALL=1&SEARCH_MAKER=&SEARCH_VOLKEY=&SEARCH_page=3

as annoying and long that URL is, these are the ones i was looking at.

and whats the difference between coils and plugs?

They even have them listed as plugs, I guess they almost plug up a hole where they fit in but they surely are coils

The word is Plasma coils can really eat your sparkplugs fast, but I would like to hear otherwise about them as advances in spark ign power is always good

Of course if your OE coils are stuffed and you motor is running on 5 cylinders and you need new coils - then why not get em hey.

US parts are much cheaper and the exact same.. plasma spark and plasma direct are there for ez30.. get them and let's know the results

SH30RB wrote:and whats the difference between coils and plugs?

The coils turn your battery voltage into high voltage electricity and the spark plug makes a park from that high voltage.
Extended version:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignition_coil
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spark_plug

As for the plasma ones I can think of many more things I'd rather spend 700 on.

rooby wrote:

SH30RB wrote:and whats the difference between coils and plugs?

The coils turn your battery voltage into high voltage electricity and the spark plug makes a park from that high voltage.
Extended version:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignition_coil
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spark_plug

As for the plasma ones I can think of many more things I'd rather spend 700 on.

This is a 7 month thread dig BTW

I have never heard of 'spart' plugs tbh Simon

7 months and i didnt notice my own spelling mistake

SH30RB wrote:7 months and i didnt notice my own spelling mistake

Yeah the worst thing is you did it twice! In the title and the post...

zch91 wrote:
This is a 7 month thread dig BTW

Touché.
Although I didn't do the digging

zch91 wrote:

SH30RB wrote:7 months and i didnt notice my own spelling mistake

Yeah the worst thing is you did it twice! In the title and the post...

JESUS! i did too...

http://www.carid.com/2007-subaru-legacy ... prodReview

Supposed to improve your fuel economy, power...everything....and only $40...anyone willing to try these

alexeiwoody wrote:http://www.carid.com/2007-subaru-legacy-ignition-systems/pulstar-p-series-platinum-electrode-pulse-plug-4281967.html#prodReview

Supposed to improve your fuel economy, power...everything....and only $40...anyone willing to try these

Says for 4 Cyl.. im assuming they would be ok for H6 ?

alexeiwoody wrote:http://www.carid.com/2007-subaru-legacy-ignition-systems/pulstar-p-series-platinum-electrode-pulse-plug-4281967.html#prodReview

Supposed to improve your fuel economy, power...everything....and only $40...anyone willing to try these

The usual magic tech snake oil... Do some research, all actual tests have come up with sfa improvements that could simply be attested to new plugs, or air temp, or anything else for that matter.

"Oh wow, these plugs improved my economy by 2mpg when I changed out my 80thou old plugs etc" .... *sighs*

Exactly what I thought haha who in the world changes plugs after 80k miles and then writes a review avout how great the new plugs are....

However. Do a bit of research on the plugs, the technology inside them is actually quite interesting, based on plasmas