spark plug brands and code numbers
08-01-2006, 02:32 AM
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spark plug brands and code numbers
hey all ,
just wondering if any one can give me the brands and code/part / spark plug numbers to suit the 26cc engine in a FG MT .?
as i want to to get a spare or 2 . i cant look at the one im my truck as i havnt got the truck yet [ its on backorder ] and i should be reciving it in the next 2 weeks . here in AUS the monster truck craze has hit [ so iv been told].
just wondering if any one can give me the brands and code/part / spark plug numbers to suit the 26cc engine in a FG MT .?
as i want to to get a spare or 2 . i cant look at the one im my truck as i havnt got the truck yet [ its on backorder ] and i should be reciving it in the next 2 weeks . here in AUS the monster truck craze has hit [ so iv been told].
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RE: spark plug brands and code numbers
The stock plug will be the Champion RZ7C the upgrade in the same heat class is the NGK CMR7H.
Not sure I have seen any difference, but then again I'm off road and not on road. They will both last forever in your MT. I only switched after several gallons to see the difference.
Not sure I have seen any difference, but then again I'm off road and not on road. They will both last forever in your MT. I only switched after several gallons to see the difference.
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RE: spark plug brands and code numbers
There is no "stock plug". I have seen several straight-out-of-the-box FG OR-cars delivered with NGK CMR7H and several with Champion RZ7C. So both can be called stock.
The most apparent difference is that several of those running the Champion plug experienced range problems with their FM-PPM radios.
The most apparent difference is that several of those running the Champion plug experienced range problems with their FM-PPM radios.
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RE: spark plug brands and code numbers
NGK EVERYTIME[8D]. HAD PROBLEMS WITH CHAMPION IN THE PAST.
I PERSONALLY RUN A 5 OR A 6 GRADE WITH BETTER RESULTS. IMPROVED ACCELERATION BEING NOTICEABLE. (OOPS CAPS LOCK!)
I PERSONALLY RUN A 5 OR A 6 GRADE WITH BETTER RESULTS. IMPROVED ACCELERATION BEING NOTICEABLE. (OOPS CAPS LOCK!)
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RE: spark plug brands and code numbers
Here are a fue that will work. Champion RZ7C,--NGK CMR7H,--NGK C8HSA,--NGK CR8HSA,--& I think this is the best one--NGK CR8HIX Iridium. They can all be found here->[link]http://www.davesmotors.com/store/g230rcparts.html[/link] 3/4 down the page.
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RE: spark plug brands and code numbers
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Here are a fue that will work. Champion RZ7C,--NGK CMR7H,--NGK C8HSA,--NGK CR8HSA,--& I think this is the best one--NGK CR8HIX Iridium. They can all be found here->[link]http://www.davesmotors.com/store/g230rcparts.html[/link] 3/4 down the page.
Here are a fue that will work. Champion RZ7C,--NGK CMR7H,--NGK C8HSA,--NGK CR8HSA,--& I think this is the best one--NGK CR8HIX Iridium. They can all be found here->[link]http://www.davesmotors.com/store/g230rcparts.html[/link] 3/4 down the page.
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There is no "stock plug". I have seen several straight-out-of-the-box FG OR-cars delivered with NGK CMR7H and several with Champion RZ7C. So both can be called stock.
The most apparent difference is that several of those running the Champion plug experienced range problems with their FM-PPM radios.
There is no "stock plug". I have seen several straight-out-of-the-box FG OR-cars delivered with NGK CMR7H and several with Champion RZ7C. So both can be called stock.
The most apparent difference is that several of those running the Champion plug experienced range problems with their FM-PPM radios.
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Hi frumpy, I think .022 to .028, it is best set at .025. Mine is there ( .025 ) & work's great & last's!
Hi frumpy, I think .022 to .028, it is best set at .025. Mine is there ( .025 ) & work's great & last's!
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[8D] Hi jasrx. That's, that is of an inch: " .025 " twenty five thousand's if an inch. NO, it is not 0.25 that is a quarter of an inch. If you look more closely I wrote .022 to .028 & mine is set at .025.[sm=thumbup.gif] Hay jasrx. .022=.05588mm, .025=.635mm, & .025=.7112mm Here is a cool little program called convert->[link]http://joshmadison.net/software/convert/[/link]. I think you will like it.[sm=thumbup.gif] Totally Free!
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[8D] Hi jasrx. That's, that is of an inch: " .025 " twenty five thousand's if an inch. NO, it is not 0.25 that is a quarter of an inch. If you look more closely I wrote .022 to .028 & mine is set at .025.[sm=thumbup.gif] Hay jasrx. .022=.05588mm, .025=.635mm, & .025=.7112mm Here is a cool little program called convert->[link]http://joshmadison.net/software/convert/[/link]. I think you will like it.[sm=thumbup.gif] Totally Free!
[8D] Hi jasrx. That's, that is of an inch: " .025 " twenty five thousand's if an inch. NO, it is not 0.25 that is a quarter of an inch. If you look more closely I wrote .022 to .028 & mine is set at .025.[sm=thumbup.gif] Hay jasrx. .022=.05588mm, .025=.635mm, & .025=.7112mm Here is a cool little program called convert->[link]http://joshmadison.net/software/convert/[/link]. I think you will like it.[sm=thumbup.gif] Totally Free!
