Pulstar "spark plugs". Input anyone?

[Dietcoke]

My Pulstars came in last week but they won't go on the car until probably this weekend. I want to make sure my car is operating at or near 100% first before putting the new plugs in. Mine were bought mainly to see if they would improve on my fuel economy as many people have claimed but the slight power increase would be nice too if there are any. My current best tank of gas netted 33.2 mpg and I'm hoping for 35 mpg with the Pulstars. We shall see if they can achieve my goal.

Is your ecm going to magically command your injectors to inject less fuel? Oh, right.

[Member31410]

Is your ecm going to magically command your injectors to inject less fuel? Oh, right.

Is your "know it all without even trying out the product" attitude going to get me to seriously listen to you? Oh, right. The opinions from people who've actually used the product is what matters to me. Many new Pulstar users have claimed of the better fuel economy. Will my car achieve better fuel economy with these plugs? I don't know so I am trying them out. I didn't just see this thread and decide to buy the Pulstars because of it. The Pulstars have been out for quite a while now and I have been keeping a tab on the opinions of the users.

[Dietcoke]

Is your "know it all without even trying out the product" attitude going to get me to seriously listen to you? Oh, right. The opinions from people who've actually used the product is what matters to me. Many new Pulstar users have claimed of the better fuel economy. Will my car achieve better fuel economy with these plugs? I don't know so I am trying them out. I didn't just see this thread and decide to buy the Pulstars because of it. The Pulstars have been out for quite a while now and I have been keeping a tab on the opinions of the users.

If you want to use less fuel command your ecm to inject less fuel. Regardless of what plugs you use (lol), your ecm is still going to command a certain amount of fuel to be injected versus load, VE tables, and its st/lt fuel trims. How are you going to pick up mileage?

[Kaiser]

If you want to use less fuel command your ecm to inject less fuel. Regardless of what plugs you use (lol), your ecm is still going to command a certain amount of fuel to be injected versus load, VE tables, and its st/lt fuel trims. How are you going to pick up mileage?

By having to press the pedal less?