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rageworks 09-18-2011 03:43 PM


Originally Posted by Werks (Post 9673399)
Honestly I do not see us doing anything colder than a number 6 plug. For off road there is generally no need for anything colder than this. You might want to take a look at some of the on-road plugs out there but keep in mind that the plug body construction is usually different between on-road and off-road plugs so you will not be comparing apples to apples.

None of my Clocked engines are what would be called your generic
off the shelf engines, off-road or on-road. The latest are set-up to run
there best with #7's or #8's and I'm not going to re-shim them to
take a chance on a #6 dropping a coil.
Oh well, Neal almost had me talked into giving, at least one of, your Werks products a chance.:lol:

Werks 09-18-2011 05:54 PM


Originally Posted by rageworks (Post 9673477)
None of my Clocked engines are what would be called your generic
off the shelf engines, off-road or on-road. The latest are set-up to run
there best with #7's or #8's and I'm not going to re-shim them to
take a chance on a #6 dropping a coil.
Oh well, Neal almost had me talked into giving, at least one of, your Werks products a chance.:lol:

God, say it ain't true or I'm not going to be able to sleep at nite now:lol: As you said, oh well... Run what you want, if you have a source for off-road specific plugs that are #7's or #8's keep on buying them. If you are using on-road plugs in an off-road application then you should be quite a bit more concerned about dropping a plug with those than about running a #6 buggy plug lol. I'm sure that you understand the difference in plug design/construction between on-road and off-road specific plugs so I'm not going to get into that. Either way though we make what we make and if it does not meet your requirements then I'm sorry, good luck and happy motoring.

Jaz240 09-18-2011 06:38 PM


Originally Posted by rageworks (Post 9673477)
None of my Clocked engines are what would be called your generic
off the shelf engines, off-road or on-road. The latest are set-up to run
there best with #7's or #8's and I'm not going to re-shim them to
take a chance on a #6 dropping a coil.
Oh well, Neal almost had me talked into giving, at least one of, your Werks products a chance.:lol:

Man you are one nasty guy.. Your name suits you :D

rageworks 09-18-2011 09:01 PM

Thanks for the complement.:lol:

I know about the different plug body lenghts, coil thicknesses and
lengths. After Neal advised me that the Werks line of glow plugs held
up so good and have been somewhat problem free. I thought they may
meet my criteria. But, I guess not. No hard feelings, but as usual, I got
the answer I somewhat expected to get.:lol:

bucky1 09-18-2011 10:33 PM


Originally Posted by bucky1 (Post 9671432)
Hi, I have been looking at getting either a
CRE WERKS B5 PRO or a CRE WERKS B6 PRO
It is for the MBX6 buggy.

Not sure which is the best motor of the two for a buggy and also the best pipe to get for run time.

Any information is greatly appreciated.
Cheers.


Can anyone help me out here?

Which is better suited to the buggy, the B5 or the B6 and a pipe to suit but more for fuel economy.

Cheers.

Maximo 09-18-2011 11:11 PM


Originally Posted by bucky1 (Post 9674953)
Can anyone help me out here?

Which is better suited to the buggy, the B5 or the B6 and a pipe to suit but more for fuel economy.

Cheers.

the clocked B6 on a 2058 is the best for the buggy...but the B5 will also work, but it is a little extreme IMHO !

mrbusta 09-19-2011 02:00 AM

happy birthday maximo all the best dude keep up the good work ;)

BlueGlowBoy 09-19-2011 07:47 AM


Originally Posted by mrbusta (Post 9675242)
happy birthday maximo all the best dude keep up the good work ;)

Yeah, happy birthday! And congrats on having so many Clocked engines do so well at the RCPS Nationals!

Maximo 09-19-2011 07:48 AM


Originally Posted by mrbusta (Post 9675242)
happy birthday maximo all the best dude keep up the good work ;)


Originally Posted by BlueGlowBoy (Post 9676108)
Yeah, happy birthday! And congrats on having so many Clocked engines do so well at the RCPS Nationals!

thanks guys...we did have a very good weekend !

hambone 09-19-2011 10:41 AM

Happy birthday dude!

abqNitro 09-19-2011 11:07 AM

Happy Birthday!

Juice1 09-19-2011 11:49 AM

Happy Birthday Bro!

guss2009 09-19-2011 11:53 AM

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

hookem34 09-19-2011 11:58 AM

Happy B-Day Neal!

Maximo 09-19-2011 12:00 PM

thanks guys...

here is some footage of my Clocked Nova FMS .... This is the last 10 minutes of the Truggy Pro A main of the Canadian Nationals !!!! Driver Cory Wilks....AKA Chiko took the gold running a HB D8T running a Clocked FMS .....

+ YouTube Video
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