Enya Glow plug recommendation
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Enya Glow plug recommendation
I have Enya SS40 (both BB and plain bearing), new and used (by others). In the pics, the one in the box is a new, plain bearing, with my second hand plain bearing besides it. I'm trying to decide which of these to put in a Kadet Mark II that I'm building. The other two are ball bearing versions, one of which I broke in last year and the other is used that I bought on e-bay.
I want to run/break in three that I haven't run before. Fuel: Omega, 5%, and I've added castor oil.
I'm planning on using a 10x6 for running/break-in (rich for a couple of tanks, stopping every two minutes or so, some throttle changes).
I bought some A3 and #8 OS glow plugs (I have a Enya 3, but only one) to run.
Is one of these going to be better than the other?
Suggestions / Advice?
Also, is there anything that I should look out for with the second engines (one bb and one plain bearing?)
Thanks!
I want to run/break in three that I haven't run before. Fuel: Omega, 5%, and I've added castor oil.
I'm planning on using a 10x6 for running/break-in (rich for a couple of tanks, stopping every two minutes or so, some throttle changes).
I bought some A3 and #8 OS glow plugs (I have a Enya 3, but only one) to run.
Is one of these going to be better than the other?
Suggestions / Advice?
Also, is there anything that I should look out for with the second engines (one bb and one plain bearing?)
Thanks!
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RE: Enya Glow plug recommendation
I would use the Enya #3. That's what I use in my Enyas. My SS40 is not ringed, but has a lapped piston/liner. It is very important to use fuel with at least 20% or more castor oil in this type of engine. I would add five to six ounces of castor to a new gallon of Omega.
I've followed the advice of other Enya owners in this forum by doing lots of very rich three to five minute runs with complete cool-downs between them.
David
I've followed the advice of other Enya owners in this forum by doing lots of very rich three to five minute runs with complete cool-downs between them.
David