Spark plug, fire in the whole!

This is just some info about combustion with different types of spark plugs.

Multi ground spark plugs and others? First with my 2003 Mazda Protege I used a multi ground NGK BKR6EK in that noticed it did nothing for the car but make it backfire on demand. Also used non resistors but in that also made the car weak. The best for the Protege was a NGK ZFR extended projection types that I cut back the ground.

In the Mazda I used mostly a nickel electrode type plugs. That was because in the old school view was a bigger electrode gave you volume of spark. It filled the cylinder better than a little spark and copper has less resistance also. This is true in many engines and setups.

I still like to use copper but not in modern engines that run really lean at a higher rpm noted by my 2020 Nissan Versa I had. The only thing you could use was a twin-tip type of spark plug. Aka the one that I cross referenced and found a type that goes on a Nissan Skyline but a different heat range. The ground was tapered on them. It helps! The copper and the Iridium the issue was the ground kept melting away. So being that it was best to not use those types. Side gaping those plugs turned the car into something that felt like a V6 but you can't side gap the twin-tip types so finding spark plugs with a tapered ground was good enough.

Non resistors has the issue it sparks too fast not building up the charge so the combustion was weak. Like vs a capacitor type of spark plug that stores energy to amplify discharge, Pulstar spark plugs. But should note with a older car 100,000+ miles on it without knowing how the head gasket is you may not want more combustion in there you could blow your gasket over time. It depends on the issues on your type of engine.

Multi ground spark plugs in normal engines has other issues. "The additional ground electrodes can sometimes interfere with the ignition process, potentially absorbing heat energy." Also a weaker spark divided by multi grounds is bad also. And is why cars that still use them have very high voltage in their coils. Multi ground types are needed for rotary engines or any engine with high combustion to absorb the heat or danger to melting the spark plugs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53yfHLdn41k

To cut back the ground or using twin-tip type of spark plugs in a car that is not noted in the car manual you would have to use higher octane in your car to slow down the combustion speed to not have the combustion too soon. You want complete combustion, whole within reason of the limits of the engine. It all depends on how things run. Also note the maker of the car also has different spark plugs, oil in their car manual like from Japan than a American standard for the car. Me I tend to go with the maker of the car as they know!

All around you just have to use what you have to or not!

News Article on Paul Rosche.

A news article from a forgotten car magazine!

BMW's Paul Rosche must go down as one of

the most influential engine designers this

century. He's been with BMW around 40

years, and I think it's fitting that he should be

remembered on his retirement. He's up there with

Alfa's Vittono Jano and Ferrari's Gioacchini

Colombo; he just happened to work in a more

modern era. There's an important thing that's

dying alongside Paul retiring, too: the big

company guru. Paul was a guru, an example to

the young engineers. He could do virtually

anything he liked within BMW. He built Fl

engines on the OT, and he could experiment,

because BMW Motorsport didn't operate like a

large company. He was one of the old-school

engineers: hands-on, with fantastic ideas and

theoretical knowledge and, above all, real depth

of experience.

I've known him for 25 years. We had an

incredibly successful time together with no

arguments, few misunderstandings and very few

mistakes through all the Formula One years, and

during the McLaren Fl engine programme, which

was fraught from a timescale point of view. By the

time Paul said we could do the Fl engine, it was a

year behind. But his guys had a runner 13 months

after the first discussion.

I remember back in 1983, when McLaren won

the Fl championship. During practice at the old

Kyalami circuit, we had this engine upside down in

the grass the night before the race, with the crank

out because ofa problem. Paul took the cylinder

head off and found that it was something to do

with the mixture control, and fixed it. And that

was the weekend we won the championship.

He had a fantastic relationship with Nelson

Piquet, too. He took the practical jokes Nelson

used to play on him tremendously well for a man

in his position. Paul usually took a nap after lunch;

he used to curl up in his 7-series for 15 minutes.

One day, Nelson tank-taped up all the doors so

Paul couldn't get out and left a window slightly

open. Then he found me in the pits and asked:

'What do I need to make smoke?' I told him an oily

rag that's not quite on fire. So he got a rag, dipped

it in oil and chucked it in the car, and of course Paul

woke up and couldn't get out.

That sort of thing used to happen alongside the

hard work. There was a camaraderie that you don't

find among senior people. A character like that is

'Rosche wouldn't always do things in a measured, scientific

way. It the engine blew up, it blew up' someone who can be 

pleasant but powerful and knowledgeable and still enjoy a bit 

of fun. And he would always do things in a measured,

scientific, Germanic way. He'd take the wastegate

off, or give the engine more advance, or spray

some water on it. If it blew up, it blew up.

The 318 block we used to use was absolutely

standard up to 1lOObhp. But if we took the

wastegate off, that was really hanging the engine

out. If it made a lap, it made 1300 horsepower.

But we often broke an engine in half lengthways.

Paul looked at the cross-section between the main

bearing ribs (this web stops the head pulling off

the block), and there wasn't enough strength

there. We could make a new pattern for a block

mid-season, so he did a quick mod when the block

was cast, using a bit of wood to scratch away the

sandcast to make a thicker web.

For me, he is the father of modern BMW

engines. He did the classic six-cylinder engine and

the four-valve versions of the bigger six. He

developed reliable, high specific output engines,

and nobody had done that in the early days of

BMW. He could build long-stroke engines that

revved without flying to pieces and still deliver

great chunks of torque. He started telemetry with

Bosch, too. Back in 1981-82, it was a biscuit tin you

could put your grandmother in (and which just

relayed engine revs and temperatures), but he

became very influential in engine mapping.

When we were specifying the Fl road car

engine, for instance, I wanted the pick-up to be as

instantaneous as possible, which was why I used a

carbon clutch - three kilos instead of 10. Then we

thought about having no flywheel, and one of his

chief engineers said: 'We can't build an engine

without one.' Paul turned to him and said: 'Have

you ever designed an engine without a flywheel

before?' The guy said no, and Paul replied: 'Well,

don’t say that until you have.

Nobody's going to build an engine like the Fl's

6.0-litre V12 again - an engine that revs like that

and drives like that, with instantaneous response,

meets Californian emissions and wins Le Mans first

time out. For me, it's the ultimate road car engine.

I'm sure Paul is going to go on and design more,

but this is the end of his BMW business. That's how

I'd like to remember his career with BMW.

***In any engineering it takes initiative, ignition to make it happen. "Pioneering work or a pioneering individual does something that has not been done before, for example, by developing or using new methods or techniques."

This is the right attitude, way of thinking that should be followed in ones own life regardless of background to do it. Do it!

Warning - Wanting to be a Dark therapist, Counseling the Hard Cases

I jumped into Psychology in college because of my girlfriend's breakdown after seeing her boyfriend at the time having sex with her mom. That was the last thing my girlfriend remembered her brain blacked out till she came back in a fetal position at her sisters middle school not knowing how she got there. I thought it was cool that the brain can shutoff to save itself. https://walmartramen.blogspot.com/2023/06/the-brains-defense-mechanisms.html

In the 90's I was in love with a marred lady with husband issues he was pushing the divorce at the time she didn't want to divorce him. He got her till she had a breakdown. So I ended up going home looking at my Psychology class book notes. "A breakdown is because you have lost something not that you have gained." What did she lose, her husband, gained me. So I had to show her the value of me to her. The 2000's thing in Psychology "Show her the building." So I ended up buying her a big bottle of Elmer's glue to glue her together, it made sense at the time. https://walmartramen.blogspot.com/2017/09/where-have-i-been-mirror-mirror-on-rocks.html

The point of that is your real education starts after your education. Graduating from college does not mean you are smart. I was over my ability I never been married in that point in my life in love with a married woman with their issues. Learn from life, get out in life and learn. I was looking to be what they called at the time a Dark therapist or into Deprogramming. But the times changed and those jobs disappeared. Deprogramming turned into a bad thing and a Dark therapist is still around where medicating is no good! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deprogramming

Also a married lady acting badly accidentally ran me over in her car in a abandoned park. Where I got on my knees to her being my foot hurt being she ran over it so I put it on the cold ground. She saw me on my knees and thought she killed me. She was scared but I was patting my heart at her begging her to come back. She smiled like a hyena sweet! But she made a right turn with me wanting a U-turn. I ended up working with her in the same building. But things crashed and she took off leaving us in her dust Me to "Pick Up the Pieces!"

But all those things that happened added to my college education it was something I was looking to be in as a Dark therapist, Counseling the hard cases. That is my background on that road!

Whatever the issue is in real life in hard cases you can't fix the hard case the damage is done you aim to for the hard case to be more well adjusted. Abused children are mental ill adults mostly on how bad it was. So you work on adjusting the person with the issue. Knowledge is needed like to say what is common for that illness many are the same like you and you are not the only one with the issues. Know it is common it's ok and you need to adjust take the first step.

Not from me but in a class project talked the professors talked, just talked about a psychopathic woman having a threesome! Well the point was she will not be able to control it too many data points in the matrix nor would she want to leave it so her behavior would be neutralized. At least if they all stay together if things breaks down the behavior could go back. But as the other professor said a psychopathic woman is wired that way if she can't control the men she would chase them away. A good resolve is aimed as a win, win she gets to control the male and he gets love and belongingness! Control is also not loosing both can agree for the happiness of both than to burnout of loneliness! https://walmartramen.blogspot.com/2017/08/her-dog-man-love-and-belongingness.html

 

The once a threesome always a threesome is healthy and does not always mean sex, there is a non sexual threesome also. In that no one wants to leave any of them, a bonding practice that is life long therapy. People that have those are happy people than not. You are reasonable for your own happiness and it's best to be happy doing things to make you healthy and human, humanness to note! https://walmartramen.blogspot.com/2017/02/the-female-prostate-and-quantum_28.html

Or the point like walking into the room hitting the patient with a fish like to walk in and hit Hannibal Lecter with a big fish in the face saying to him get your act together this is your last chance. Walking out before he could respond giving him time to think about it. Later the other therapist would start the therapy. That is a hard case! But you know Hannibal Lecter would be not curable or able to be well adjusted it's just a point!

A correction of nature, burn and grow against their best interest then they don't!

There is an education, income divide in America. Also noted Republicans don't like educated people because they vote for their best interest as a whole. Tax cuts in a time of a high national debt, the poor don't really pay a lot of taxes. They take in more tax help than they payout in taxes. If you are barely living then others pay for your living, a tax burden. Where people should be making more money, they wages are far too low. If the adults make the children wages then what are the children less that children. Yes inflation hurt people they are not making enough money!

That is where most of the problem is the lack of money. Not educated not because they are lazy just no money to pay for it. And the problems living low cost. It's quicksand as living low is a burden to everyone and is why small towns have nothing because they make nothing. That's why you can't have anything there! "Researchers estimate that a minimum wage below $15 per hour costs U.S. taxpayers over $107.4 billion per year." https://drexel.edu/hunger-free-center/research/briefs-and-reports/minimum-wage-is-not-enough

If people voted against their best interest then they don't want the best. So it would imply this is a correction of nature. A burn and grow situation. Within the laws of nature. Need a social decline of people wanting to live a Amish life to have the good when they will be forced to do better because of the bad living. All in the laws of nature. We are in a correction a burn and grow kind of thing! What Trump and cons are doing won't be fixed in out lifetime but it will because living badly corrects itself!

Anxiety and fear leads to mental illness and the laws of nature mental illness damages the brain leads to natural selection or people that would get tired of being that way so they will change when they suffer enough. 

Kitchen table polyamory - Best to sit down for coffee

Sometimes you have to jump into the frying pan but it's best to come open! It's the 21 first century Polyamory is not going away to a Amish life! In fact these days it's best for more of a foundation to cover something that is missing! It's best to sit down for coffee and to have that talk for the better of the good! Life is short 55 now is 75 like 20 years from now how will that be lifespan time click, click thing keeping in mind you only have 10 to 20 years to go!

"Kitchen table polyamory is a type of polyamorous metamour arrangement in which people involved in a relationship share the concept of being able to sit down at a kitchen table and spend time sharing a meal together or a cup of coffee. Different individuals in the polycules (romantic networks) have a base of communication, friendship, and mutual respect for one another." https://www.modernintimacy.com/what-is-kitchen-table-polyamory

Not a time for games in healthcare! So be aware about your environment damaged!

COVID and easily worse things down the road! Not a time for games in healthcare! So be aware about your environment. Because if many people are not vaccinated those dormant virus will come back. It is better to not get sick in the first place to have a lack of outbreak, than to be damaged COVID, long covid, Bubonic plague, *If it pestis can infect your lymph nodes (bubonic plague), causing large swellings called buboes. If it gets in your blood (septicemic plague), it can damage your organs. If it gets into your lungs (pneumonic plague), it can cause severe inflammation and respiratory failure. https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/17782-plague

The point is to not be damaged by others that could give you those things being a world of bad run healthcare and more likely people that dropped insurance because they can't afford it anymore. Bad times! Social decline others making decisions for you harms way kind of alertness is needed. Act accordingly! https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-opinion/covid-policies-democrats-pandemic-reckoning-rcna181614

I don't like the treatment of Amish women, Anabaptist groups bottleneck and global orgy!

With me the thing I don't like is the waste of women being codependent. I point that women should think for themselves. Living badly in a everchanging environment makes a disabled, disadvantaged living. If so then others take advantage of people like that or is just for them to be ignored.

I don't like Amish women on the way they are treated. Bad futures in a changing world. No 401K job skill gaps. Society needs to get brought up not to go down to a lower level all society is that way if no mobility then... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORUFnYrV7h4

Mostly an attitude / way of thinking holding people back. Also a point to all to understand. Living disadvantaged and confined is bad, like dating only in your group it bottlenecks the genepool, Inbreeding. (Anabaptist groups are highly inbred because they originate from small founder populations that have bred as a closed population.) Small towns are known for that. Would be better to know about the old bottleneck problem and be more diverse. 

I noted this once the best thing for the world was the entire world population could fit within an area roughly the size of Los Angeles, California. What a better time to have a orgy. Would disable xenophobia by the best motivating healer sex! Bottleneck well not at that point seen in view of the laws of nature and the human species going on than to fadeaway. (It's better to burn out, yeah, than fade away! - Def Leppard) We have before!

Well Love The One You're With. About 35,000 years ago, Homo sapiens and Neanderthals lived within shouting distance of each other in France and Spain for, at the very least, a few thousand years. If they mingled, some might have gone farther. There is a skeleton of a boy, found in Portugal, who lived after the last Neanderthals died in southern Spain, whose body seems to be a hybrid, part them, part us. https://www.npr.org/sections/krulwich/2013/03/08/173813194/what-happened-when-humans-met-an-alien-intelligence-sex-happened

It's just the laws of nature it's who we are. That view would make things better of the human race. And a light to Sonder: "The realization that each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own, populated with their own ambitions, friends, routines, worries and inherited craziness an epic story that continues invisibly around you like an anthill sprawling deep underground, with elaborate passageways to thousands of other lives that you’ll never know existed, in which you might appear only once, as an extra sipping coffee in the background, as a blur of traffic passing on the highway, as a lighted window at dusk."