zayres29 Posted April 9, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 9, 2011 id like to see how this goes since it is an older vehicle. I would think that you might get a stronger ignition from the coil and a stronger spark to the plugs. but that would make me think you would get worse gas millage because you are useing more gas when getting the bigger spark. if that makes sense its late lol. More spark means more efficient fuel burn because there is more spark doesn't mean there is more fuel injected to be burned Quote Btw that was the first person. Ever banned by me while dropping a deuce. Feel privileged Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ugpbmx Posted April 9, 2011 Report Share Posted April 9, 2011 id like to see how this goes since it is an older vehicle. I would think that you might get a stronger ignition from the coil and a stronger spark to the plugs. but that would make me think you would get worse gas millage because you are useing more gas when getting the bigger spark. if that makes sense its late lol. More spark means more efficient fuel burn because there is more spark doesn't mean there is more fuel injected to be burned ok yea that makes sense. then it seems like you would waste less gas per spark. im not sure it would be that big of a difference though. I could just mean a more efficient/consistant spark resulting in better gas mileage. But like 95_1500 said you could fry some things. Quote MY TRUCK BUILD - 1976 F-100 Ranger. Fully built 482 big block, 4 DC lvl4 15's in a blowthrough, plenty of custom fabrication. MY HATCH BUILD - 1993 Honda Civic DX Hatchback . Clean daily driver, dropped, subtle customization. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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