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I was contemplating on getting a plasma booster or the Screamin Deamon. Do they do the same thing? Does it make sense to have both or a big waste of money?
Thanks.
Unless you are pushing 20+ psi, or your car has over 100K miles, I still dont see replacing the stock coil. The wires - just bling too unless yours are shot...
Cheapest?...take out your OEM coil and paint it either blue or red (McLaren Orange is more powerful)...no one else will know the difference except your wallet
in school we were told the spark requires 18000 vlts. no more . these days the gaps are bigger . but still 40000 volts? !!! i bought one anyway . i can tell you my mileage is way down since going back to stock . don't know why . car runs pi$$a .
Cheapest?...take out your OEM coil and paint it either blue or red (McLaren Orange is more powerful)...no one else will know the difference except your wallet
Or you could paint it gold and tell everyone that not only does it have gold connectors but it is entirely made out of gold which allows more voltage to be produced... bigger spark... bling
Or you could paint it gold and tell everyone that not only does it have gold connectors but it is entirely made out of gold which allows more voltage to be produced... bigger spark... bling
Cheapest?...take out your OEM coil and paint it either blue or red (McLaren Orange is more powerful)...no one else will know the difference except your wallet
Ah, c'mon we all know Ferrari red is faster than McLaren Orange
Ok then... Red light is faster than other colors. It has a higher wavelength, giving it more power. More power means higher speed ... just ask the American car manufactures . When a full spectrum of light enters water, the red light bends the least. Orange has a slightly lower wavelength than red so it is the next fastest color.
Ok then... Red light is faster than other colors. It has a higher wavelength, giving it more power. More power means higher speed ... just ask the American car manufactures . When a full spectrum of light enters water, the red light bends the least. Orange has a slightly lower wavelength than red so it is the next fastest color.
Cheapest?...take out your OEM coil and paint it either blue or red (McLaren Orange is more powerful)...no one else will know the difference except your wallet
Awsome response:l ol:! The tech. specs on both units aren't that different from the stock coil. Maybe you should go chrome.
The speed of light going through a vacuum is 3 x 10^8 m/s ("c") for all colors. When you enter a material, the speed is reduced to "c" divided by the refractive index "n". The refrative index is inversely proportional to the wavelength meaning red light has a higher wavelength and a lower refractive index. So, lets say we have air as our material where n=1.0008. Lets say "n" for red = 1.00079 and blue would be 1.00081(1.000792 for orange ). This would mean the speed of red light is (3 x 10^8)/1.00079 = ~299.763k m/s. The speed of orange light would be (3 x 10^8)/1.000792 = ~299.762k m/s. That's a whopping 2 thousand meters per second that red is faster than orange. Sorry McLaren
Ok, back to your regularly scheduled program. My brain has had enough physics for the day.