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glow plug advice
I've just purchased a new Argus A52 engine and JP4 pipe.
The whole glow plug thing is a bit confusing. Can someone advise which glow plug type is best to go for? Do I need a different glow plug for different weather conditions? |
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I've run these engines for a year or so now and run Orion turbo plugs in mine.
I know many people also run OS P3 plugs, but the Orion is cheaper, and in my opinion, a better plug (I've never blown one). I would typically run the Orion No.6, but with the cold weather we've had the last couple of months, I found the Orion No.5 was slightly better as it glows a bit hotter. Turbo plugs have a tapered bottom, for a better seal to the combustion chamber, whereas a standard plug is square bottomed. With plug numbering, the lower the number the hotter the glow. Hotter plugs (lower numbers) are used in cooler conditions and vice versa. |
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Thanks MCP. much appreciated.
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Who sells orion glow plugs?
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Your local model shop should be able to get them.
Mine came from Euro & Asia Models nr Maidenhead. |
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Search the bay and you will find both plugs at a rerasonavle price especially os p3 from hong kong and you will not get stung on import duties; Also sometimes get some good deals on Odonnel plugs to i feel no need to pay £ 9 - £10 for 1 plug when these do excatly the same job as i want them to do Hope this help if you have trouble finding the links send me a pm and i will post the links to you not a problem Crtpromachine
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O.sp3 for me no problems i changed it arfter 5 meetings becauae i felt guilty
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