Spark plugs

[dirby]

cmr7h gaped to .028

 

[William E Burrows Jr]

Try the E3 plugs...don't know if its gonna make a difference though...

I have been using E3.24 plugs for almost two years,they seem to do the job.
You can buy them at any Home Depot, you do not have to wait for the mailman.
Best Regards,
William E. Burrows Jr.

 

[Paul G]

CMR7H plugs are sold at my local Autozone. Probably sold in others as well. Around $3 a plug. No need to spend $8 on line. If they are marketed for RC use you start to think you don’t have a choice cause it’s a special plug but that isn’t the case. Buy from an auto part store.


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[dirby]

cmr7h gaped to .028 is how I roll.

 

[William E Burrows Jr]

CMR7H plugs are sold at my local Autozone. Probably sold in others as well. Around $3 a plug. No need to spend $8 on line. If they are marketed for RC use you start to think you don’t have a choice cause it’s a special plug but that isn’t the case. Buy from an auto part store.


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Thanks good tip, I will check it out.
Best Regards,
P.S. I like both plugs, its fun to try something different.
William E. Burrows Jr.

 

[edl]

I have used E3's in my MT they work great, easy starting smooth idle overall good performance.