[Diy_efi] Link for greenfire spark plugs...

[Geoff Harrison]

Bret, and others, the site does state the "independent bodies" and quotes,

""Preliminary tests at EPA Australia in conjunction with the CSIRO** using 
unleaded fuel demonstrated reduction of carcinogenic toluene and benzene of 
greater percentage magnitude than overall HC reductions.
Using a variety of fuels, Greenfire reduces pollutants and is livelier in 
response when fitted to almost any I.C. engine - rich or lean burn, 
stratified, DFI/GDI, carburetted, rotary, 2-stroke, 4-stroke, even air 
cooled small engines.
*Tested under CFR regulation 40, parts 86 and 600 (mobile sources) & 
SAEJ1088 for fixed static state operation in certified independent 
laboratories in USA, UK and Australia.
**Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organisation (Australian 
Government body)..""

I too tend to be sceptical on such things. As such I look for more evidence 
before buying. But also give a concept merit if I see fit. I haven't delved 
into the principles of the device, but it looks like a hi-tech glow plug. 
Which they (Greenfire) are comparing to 100 yo tech spark plugs. Didn't the 
diesel come before the petrol engine? So how old are glow plugs?

My point is the advertising hype may be overshadowing any true merit the 
device may justifiably deserve. In my opinion, if the "plugs" do provide a 
significant power advantages, a race team will take them on board.

Yes, it would have nice to see before and after power/torque curves. But 
then I've seen those faked too. ie static fan blades in manifolds - a close 
look reveals other mods.

If you want more info, there is a link on the site, daniel at greenfire.com.au

If they can't answer your questions, who can?

For now, I'm sticking to conventional plugs.

Geoff