DirectHitsPlug-In PowerAlthough, in some instances, Pulstar® Pulse Plugs may not currently be available for every engine manufactured, you can still benefit from this revolutionary technology. In cases where an aftermarket turbocharger, supercharger, nitrous or any other product that increases displacement or compression has been added to an engine requiring a colder plug to avoid possible engine damage, DirectHits® is the perfect application. DirectHits® must be used with NON-RESISTOR PLUGS ONLY. Similar to Pulstar® Pulse Plugs, DirectHits® accumulates ignition power and releases the stored power to the spark gap. Virtually every spark plug on the market today (SplitFire®, Platinum, Iridium) is a Low Power Discharge plug (LPD) having a peak discharge current of between 0.020 to 0.060 amps. DirectHits is a High Power Discharge spark plug (HPD) generating 500 amps of peak discharge current... 20,000 times more power than LPDs. Power to really ignite fuel! The robust DirectHits® spark burns the hydrocarbons in the fuel more completely and consistently so fewer hydrocarbons escape to the exhaust. DirectHits® does a great job at igniting hydrocarbons at lean air:fuel ratios conventional spark plugs could not begin to ignite.
As this actual unretouched photo shows, you can see the huge difference an installation of Direct Hits™ ignition upgrade makes at the spark plug gap. The 5,000,000 watts of hard -discharge peak power ignites the fuel more consistently and burns more completely |
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