Torquemaster spark plugs?

**Poops** · March 15th, 2004 09:29 AM

To each his own I guess, in my case:

1. for P2,500, I get to use superior plug indefinitely (will probably outlast the car) so it's still cheaper than stock in the long run. ignite better - more torque.

2. open-cone vs. stock filter really makes a big difference, except for the noise. the filter charger should actually make the filtration better if maintained properly. breathe better - burn better.

2 cent's lang po.

**topgun** · March 15th, 2004 12:46 PM

agree with the open cone opinion
with regards to the stock sparkplugs my vote goes to staying stock and replacing as often as u want

**pajerokid** · March 15th, 2004 04:42 PM

Used torquemaster in our terrano before.... no noticeable difference....

**Poops** · March 15th, 2004 05:15 PM

not so much the gains..how long before you had it replaced? did it ever fail or performance degraded?

**pajerokid** · March 15th, 2004 05:18 PM

Nope. In terms of service life, maganda naman ang performance. From the day we installed it until we sold the car, yun pa rin ang spark plugs.

**carloi** · March 21st, 2004 10:40 AM

I had torquemasters on my 91 lancer for 2 or more years. never thought of removing them maski minsan. Then, when the engine started to misfire, I suddenly found out that the plugs were stuck. So, I had to take my crippled car to the casa just to have them removed. Now, I use denso iridium plugs and will remove them from time to time just to make sure they won't get stuck.