- Feb 8, 2006
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I have been reading a lot about the plug cables.
Many claims it increase the performance of a car engine.
But how does it increase it? Many says they have lower DC resistance,
but from my reading, the sparking of the plug occurs at high frequency,
therefore at high frequency, the current flows via surface conduction..
so the DC resistance is not applicable in this matter.
So does any of u new car owners (with new plug cable wires) have changed
to aftermarket cables? and if have, do comment on the power gain, if any?
I have done this last time to my previous car a Wira 1.3. But when i change
to new performance cable, the ori cable is already old. could it be the performance
increase that i feel is due to power restored? or does the power really comes from
the new aftermarket low resistance cable?
all sifus welcome to join this discussion.
Many claims it increase the performance of a car engine.
But how does it increase it? Many says they have lower DC resistance,
but from my reading, the sparking of the plug occurs at high frequency,
therefore at high frequency, the current flows via surface conduction..
so the DC resistance is not applicable in this matter.
So does any of u new car owners (with new plug cable wires) have changed
to aftermarket cables? and if have, do comment on the power gain, if any?
I have done this last time to my previous car a Wira 1.3. But when i change
to new performance cable, the ori cable is already old. could it be the performance
increase that i feel is due to power restored? or does the power really comes from
the new aftermarket low resistance cable?
all sifus welcome to join this discussion.