Spark plugs
I remember who and you do to. He had the plugs for a very long time. He said he was too lazy to get his money back if he even wanted to and really did not care. Incognito still offered him new plugs or a refund. So what is your beef?
No all the recommended adjustments were not tried..I remember the comment clearly.
In this thread you insinuated that this warranty was something that Ingonito made up. This is the nationals chains unconditional warranty no matter who you buy them from.
Sounds complicated don't it? I know jcbyahoo did not understand it before ether. Buy them anywhere return them if they did not work..
That test was a joke and the propaganda that went with it. The bike was never let a chance for the ECU to compensate. This was proved beyond a shadow of a doubt IMO..at the end of the thread from plain ol reading comprehension... At best the same plugs were left in the bike for both tests. No way can to separate Dyno test have lines perfectly right on top of each other. What oh man. Not this waste of bandwidth again
You do not need a Dyno to know how to tune a bike or a car etc..
For folks who think they are helpless.
http://www.renndays.com/en/rennblog/...trackdays.html
How do you propose to test short and long term fuel trim on a Dyno? Is it going to tell you how the bike responds on and of the gas repeatedly up hill down hill and sidways. What happens when you go just 500 foot up in elevation..
My buddies Sportster runs perfect. Yes with pulstars in his engine. I got to ride his bike before and after.
I remember who and you do to. He had the plugs for a very long time. He said he was too lazy to get his money back if he even wanted to and really did not care. Incognito still offered him new plugs or a refund even after all that time and his warranty was long expired..
So far all you do is spread doubt and hate in any way possible. This is slander man.
Their is a H.D. dealer right here in my home town that sells them. Guess what? It will get complicated for you again. Return them if you don't like them lol.
Looking forward to putting them in my 1990 Serra 1500 and my 1990 Sable I just scored with only 29 tho original miles on it!

Have heard good results from a fellow at a auto parts parts house with a truck just like mine.
Know a service writer with a Toyota truck I introduced them to that is raving over them. With yes a few more good customers in my automotive field of repair.
In my small engines mopeds they have increased torque substantially beyond a doubt in my own independent studies. Been using them since 2008. In my Motorcycle too.
What is pretty kewl is they sell them and manufacture right here where I live in Albuquerque
I am sure I could prolly find something they might not agree with?
One major observation...
You don't have a clue about these plugs at all jcbyahoo as you've never tried them. What is worse is all the useless slander you are nonchalantly putting out when you could have simply tried them for free already
No matter it is clear to me what you are trying to do..
On something as simple and small as a a 10 HP Morini engine with a ''centrifugal'' clutch I get this to happen for me as there is more torque available.
This clutch will break it's grip and go into progression mode when I get back into my throttle until it equalizes with what I am doing. The way I set up my clutch I have to snap my throttle a bit to break it into progression again. Clutch is set tight.
So to say it clearly going into familiar places with and with out the pulse ditty with the extra torque I don't go into progression again to get to a giving speed it holds there more steady.
Take a hammer hit it harder or softer. Which has more momentum?
Last edited by SEH; Dec 8, 2012 at 11:33 PM.
a PM... he is very happy with the Pulstar Pulse Plugs. He said his bike is still... performing GREAT! No issues at all!



