RB Concept Engine Thread..
#1547
Generally The nova C plugs are for offroad use and F plugs are for onroad use.
C = Conical (Is there such a thing as non-conical plug??)
6 - wire
T = turbo
G - gold
F = Cold C = Hot (pin size and body)
You should think of C & F in terms of
O.S P3/4/5 vs OS RP6/7/8.
C = Conical (Is there such a thing as non-conical plug??)
6 - wire
T = turbo
G - gold
F = Cold C = Hot (pin size and body)
You should think of C & F in terms of
O.S P3/4/5 vs OS RP6/7/8.
Last edited by secretsg; 09-10-2010 at 07:39 PM.
#1550
The USA ran like a mofo today at the track. It's so quiet and smooth with the 2045/192 on it that it seemed kinda week. Then i got on the track with some buggies that had modded engines and i realized just how stout it is. Coming out of a tight corner or at the end of the straight it was running the buggies over. Nice engine. It idles all day. Tomorrow will be a 180 mile drive round trip for rb plugs. This is a tough call since the P4 has been working so well.
#1551
The USA ran like a mofo today at the track. It's so quiet and smooth with the 2045/192 on it that it seemed kinda week. Then i got on the track with some buggies that had modded engines and i realized just how stout it is. Coming out of a tight corner or at the end of the straight it was running the buggies over. Nice engine. It idles all day. Tomorrow will be a 180 mile drive round trip for rb plugs. This is a tough call since the P4 has been working so well.
#1552
If the P4 plugs are working good for you and your not killin em I would just keep running them. Chances are the RB plug is not going to seal in there correct anymore either. Glad it's running good for you, the USA is an engine I wish I could still get!!!! I did find an old crankcase laying around if you do end up needing it send me a PM.
#1553
#1558
#1559
i have a rb hobby 9 (s5) lg2 with the lightweight orange head its the stock head i took off the cooling head just to check something my question is does the hobby 9 print face toward the engine and the rb print faceing in the back ?
#1560
Go to rbproducts.com. should be able to see a picture on there site.



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