Ford and GM 'Muscle' Cars Can Be Green Too

[Mr. Wyndham]

I think I've heard about these things - Just one more thing to add to our Gen V's...

New Pulstar(TM) CB1 pulse plug improves horsepower and fuel economy

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., Jan. 8 /PRNewswire/

-- Enerpulse, Inc. has released its Pulstar model CB1 pulse plug designed for pre-1996 Ford and General Motors cars and light duty trucks. Pulstar holds eight U.S. and foreign patents and pulse plugs were developed as a drop-in replacement for all spark plugs, including so-called high performance spark plugs. They are designed to more efficiently ignite the fuel in an engine's cylinders which increases horsepower, torque and dramatically improves fuel economy. Pulse plugs look and fit like spark plugs, but unlike spark plugs, contain an integral capacitor, which dramatically boosts peak spark power from 50 watts in spark plugs to 1,000,000 watts in pulse plugs.
www.pulstarplug.com/howtheywork.html

Pulstar CB1 was designed with the "muscle" car owner in mind. "Muscle"
cars are a class of American made performance vehicles originally inspired by
the Pontiac GTO. Today they include the Chevrolet Corvette, Ford Mustang, and Chrysler 300 Hemi. What they all have in common is a large displacement V8 engine usually generating over 300 horsepower. On industry recognized
dynamometer tests, Pulstar CB1 has demonstrated its ability to increase
horsepower in "muscle" cars by up to 11%, making it a highly sought after
performance enhancement. www.pulstarplug.com/horsepower.html

By increasing combustion precision and efficiency, CB1 also improves fuel economy by an average of 8% in these gas-thirsty vehicles. It is counter-intuitive to think of a "muscle" car in fuel economy terms, but in reality the "muscle" in "muscle" cars is used less than 2% of the total driving time. The majority of the time they operate in normal driving mode offering an enormous opportunity to save fuel. Because of their large piston displacement, they can actually save more fuel with Pulstar than a small four-cylinder engine already designed for fuel economy. www.pulstarplug.com/fueleconomy.html.

Enerpulse, Inc., a privately held company headquartered in Albuquerque, N.M., was founded in 1996. The company develops environmentally friendly ignition products through the application of pulse power technology.

[DGthe3]

I place this product up there with fitch catalysts (which I believe work, I saw a dyno test on horsepower tv). It appears too good to be true, and so I want to see and hear reviews from it

[GTAHVIT]

I love technology... Right up until the terminators show up and the machines take over...

.....flashback... lost in the 90's... must... find .... my ....way back....

Whew! Made it.

Hopefully it will be tough enough for all us gear jerkers.

[AirGoya]

the only thing that makes me skeptical is why dont automakers use them yet? or do they and i dont know it?