ktlight
14th April 2011, 09:59
I hope I am posting in the correct thread.
every one go to www.panaceauniversity.org and view the other courses and dload the water spark plug replication.
Instructions in pdf here - http://www.panaceauniversity.org/Wat...ark%20Plug.pdf
and dload the plans to make a plasma spark plug ! it gives 44% mpg more and never need changing and cleans up your emissions !!!
some text from the course document above :
The next plug is called the “FireStorm” spark plug which was developed by Robert Krupa. These plugs were used with a Crane Cams HI 6 CDI and PS91 coil. Tests which were conducted with the FireStorm plugs showed that they would never wear out. Robert’s first FireStorm plug was made in 1996 and he has encountered strong opposition to their introduction and manufacture ever since. Robert reports that he achieved a 44% MPG increase and reduced the emission by the same percentage by using these plugs. These results are nothing to take lightly. As of today both these plugs have never made it to the production line.
Krupa's patent is presently good till Aug. 18, 2018. It's already been 10 years since he had them patented
every one go to www.panaceauniversity.org and view the other courses and dload the water spark plug replication.
Instructions in pdf here - http://www.panaceauniversity.org/Wat...ark%20Plug.pdf
and dload the plans to make a plasma spark plug ! it gives 44% mpg more and never need changing and cleans up your emissions !!!
some text from the course document above :
The next plug is called the “FireStorm” spark plug which was developed by Robert Krupa. These plugs were used with a Crane Cams HI 6 CDI and PS91 coil. Tests which were conducted with the FireStorm plugs showed that they would never wear out. Robert’s first FireStorm plug was made in 1996 and he has encountered strong opposition to their introduction and manufacture ever since. Robert reports that he achieved a 44% MPG increase and reduced the emission by the same percentage by using these plugs. These results are nothing to take lightly. As of today both these plugs have never made it to the production line.
Krupa's patent is presently good till Aug. 18, 2018. It's already been 10 years since he had them patented