Spark Plugs???!?
definitely!...as for the source of the spark...try hooking up a bbq ignitor to it and seeing if that works. if it doesnt....uuhhh...i dunno. im not much of a combustion person...esp after one damn near took of my eyebrows
There are rules, and then there are hundred dollar bills.
Spark plugs need a few KV to work so look at stunguns or piezo sparkers to generate the required voltage.
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Yeah, I used a spark-plug in a mini once...... it worked with those little piezo sparkers. Basically, if your spark gap without the spark plug is bigger than the gap made by the spark plug, you are perfectly ok.
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