(MELT-AGE) PULSTAR PLUGS you've NEVER SEEN BEFORE Guaranteed
#35
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everyone keeps saying that the valves are melted and he ran lean!! SAME EXACT THING HAPPEN TO MY BUDDIES EVO, plustar's are exspensive pices of $hit!!!!
The end of the plugs are very brittle and break easy my friend pulled all his plustar's and the ends were all broke off!!
The end of the plugs are very brittle and break easy my friend pulled all his plustar's and the ends were all broke off!!
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There are other threads about these plugs doing the same thing. Infact there are warnings not to run these plugs becouse of it. But i guess some people dont do there research first?
Sorry this happened!
Chris
There are other threads about these plugs doing the same thing. Infact there are warnings not to run these plugs becouse of it. But i guess some people dont do there research first?
Sorry this happened!
Chris
#37
I think there were probably a few factors and I'm a novice as far as headwork is concerned but the valve itself doesn't look "Melted". It looks like something hit it.
#42
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get your story right bro!! the plugs i have are the dg PLugs 1.04" in length size the correct size for the IX. If your refering to my old thread yes i did purchase the wrong plugs but that did not ruin my head just to get that story out of the way.
#43
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clearly pre-ignition damage. Completely different than detonation damage. pre-ignition damage is when normal like spark occurs at the wrong time. usually caused by something glowing in the chamber. In this case its clear the heat range was way too hot. The straps are turning blue from the heat. damage caused by pre-ignition is vastly different than detonation damage as well. You can see there is not damage to aluminum parts. detonation attacks pistons and cylinder head by allowing extreme heat to enter those parts at or near TDC. The type of damage we have hear is when you have ignition way before TDC this makes tremendous combustion heat but not at TDC specifically. In turn the valve melts as this exteme heat is expelled from the chamber.
definitely ruined your engine installing these plugs. hopefully they will do something about it, but It will be an uphill battle. hopefully your misfortune will save others from making the same mistake.
definitely ruined your engine installing these plugs. hopefully they will do something about it, but It will be an uphill battle. hopefully your misfortune will save others from making the same mistake.