Copper spark plugs
My understanding is that copper has the least resistance, followed by iridium and then platinum. This means that copper plugs take less energy to create a spark and therefore you get a stronger spark and can even increase the gap, thus promoting a better burn and a quicker flame front.
The only drawback is that copper plugs wear out faster, probably only good for about 10k miles.
Any comments?




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But it's always worth a shot, not worth the money to me though for 16 expensive plugs every 10,000 miles.



