Anyone tried an AquaPulsar ignition system??

[bpefi]

This is wild !! wondering if anyone has tried anything like this at all -any problems ?? Performance Ignition - Ignition Modules and Ignition Systems

 

[drewVHSS]

looks like something i'd love to have, but i've been burnt before and i'm still not convinced it's not "snake oil"
I'll 2nd your question, i'd love to hear from anyone who's used one or played around with one too.

 

[hako]

I'd be very sus too - look at the dynamometer tests which are 2 mins apart and do no prove anything. Memories of Hi-Clones. The wording on their main page is really non-technical gobblygook which sounds impressive but means nothing. Check these comments from other sites:
Aquapulser (aquapulser.com) Reviews by Consumers
plasma spark - Page 2 - TLPlanet Forums

 

[bpefi]

Got onto their Facebook site & then to their news blog - this was the Gist of it

Our ardent fans and energy efficiency enthusiasts around the world will be glad to know that we’re finally back with a new line of products!

Aquapulser was under a cloud where rogue factions of the company plotted mutiny, hijacked our youtube account and started selling similar products under a different brand and website. But anyone who has followed this space will remember that Aquapulser is the original plasma ignition company that came out with the RPG4700, and we’re well and truly back with an exciting future ahead.

The SparkAmp products were designed from the ground up by Aquapulser Engineering – our second generation plasma platform. We have had many refinements and fixes through our testing, and as of today we’re proud to announce that we’re going into production. You can rest assured that any units you buy from our web site are genuine products that we stand behind. We encourage us to ask questions about the engineering behind the units.



https://www.facebook.com/pages/Aquapulser/176876832797?sk=wall


http://twitter.com/#!/aquapulser


Official Aquapulser Blog

 

[bpefi]

Found another website with the same box but different distribution block prices bit different


Blue Phoenix Ignition - Plasma Ignition for Racing

 

[hako]

What you need to look at to check the authenticity of their products will only be found on an independent forum not controlled by the company - all the forums/blogs/twitter sites mentioned above are controlled by the company, and they simply filter or vet what goes in their sites and delete anything detrimental. I always ask myself if this product is so good, why aren't they fitted to new cars on the production line? You pays your money and you takes your choice

 

[bpefi]

What you need to look at to check the authenticity of their products will only be found on an independent forum not controlled by the company - all the forums/blogs/twitter sites mentioned above are controlled by the company, and they simply filter or vet what goes in their sites and delete anything detrimental. I always ask myself if this product is so good, why aren't they fitted to new cars on the production line? You pays your money and you takes your choice

I know what your saying but - Cars are built to a price with standards & design emission rules in mind - they have always been lacking in some areas which is why we have such a strong aftermarket industry - if you asked yourself that every time you looked at something you wouldn't have anything extra on your car... If I thought like that then I wouldn't have ever done any of the modifications to my cars which give me better drive ability / power & fuel economy.. Sometimes you just have to take a chance.

 

[The1]

by there comparision there saying MSD is better than stock, well we all know MSD coils provide no advantage over stock, really once the fuel is ignited how big your spark is doesn't mean jack all. Also they state there systems supply 30amps per plug vs 200ma for MSD, poor alternator keeping up the supply to those coils wont be saving you fuel.

 

[hako]

. Also they state there systems supply 30amps per plug vs 200ma for MSD, poor alternator keeping up the supply to those coils wont be saving you fuel.

Nigel, read the specs again - it's actually 200 amps per plug ...not 30 amps. Dunno where they get their figures from.

 

[The1]

arh i was reading in the faq page somewhere i think so must incorrect somewhere in there!