heat

[alumistar]

are hotter plugs better than colder ones in a <br />2-cycle motor?

 

[rickdb1boat]

Re: heat

Not really, as they can cause higher combustion temps and lead to failure. The best thing to do is run what the factory reccommeds. If you have a fouling problem or other problem, it's due to some other problem..

 

[JB]

Re: heat

No, Star.<br /><br />A given engine runs best with the heat range specified by the engineers who designed it, with one small "except".<br /><br />As an example, take a older JohnnyRude small twin from 3 to 6hp. For all around and high speed performance most of them call for Champion J4C plugs. A few will call for J6C.<br /><br />For mostly low speed and trolling they do a bit better with the hotter J6C. They are less likely to foul the plugs, but don't do as well at WOT, where the J4C works better.

 

[Dhadley]

Re: heat

Come on guys!! Lets not mislead anybody.<br /><br />Hotter plugs are great for piston sales!!

 

[OBJ]

Re: heat

LMAO!!!! <br /><br />

Hotter plugs are great for piston sales!! <br />

 

[rodbolt]

Re: heat

hahahah man you guys are eating up my overhaul profits