Dual plug head buttons
#1
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Well I know this is an all on-road engine forum but I thought I'd share my new dual turbo button for my drag race engines. So far the dual plug has definately allowed for more fuel to be added and the engines have run quicker and faster over using my standard buttons that come with the engines. The kicker is my Traxxas 3.3 and 2.5R engines that run with the big boy engines all day and used be laughed at but only after the performance is that they got some respect.
Anyways, just sharing.



Anyways, just sharing.



#7
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Thanks all.
The heads all use turbo plugs. There was no need to do standard plugs with having these made up.
You are correct in basically just glow one plug and start the engine and the other plug will glow up but for those that wanna make sure that the plug is glowing, just simply touch that plug with your igniter and go. There is a sound difference from using the standard head button and then the dual buttons which want more fuel once it is running.
The heads all use turbo plugs. There was no need to do standard plugs with having these made up.
You are correct in basically just glow one plug and start the engine and the other plug will glow up but for those that wanna make sure that the plug is glowing, just simply touch that plug with your igniter and go. There is a sound difference from using the standard head button and then the dual buttons which want more fuel once it is running.
#8
Thanks all.
The heads all use turbo plugs. There was no need to do standard plugs with having these made up.
You are correct in basically just glow one plug and start the engine and the other plug will glow up but for those that wanna make sure that the plug is glowing, just simply touch that plug with your igniter and go. There is a sound difference from using the standard head button and then the dual buttons which want more fuel once it is running.
The heads all use turbo plugs. There was no need to do standard plugs with having these made up.
You are correct in basically just glow one plug and start the engine and the other plug will glow up but for those that wanna make sure that the plug is glowing, just simply touch that plug with your igniter and go. There is a sound difference from using the standard head button and then the dual buttons which want more fuel once it is running.
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Thanks all.
The heads all use turbo plugs. There was no need to do standard plugs with having these made up.
You are correct in basically just glow one plug and start the engine and the other plug will glow up but for those that wanna make sure that the plug is glowing, just simply touch that plug with your igniter and go. There is a sound difference from using the standard head button and then the dual buttons which want more fuel once it is running.
The heads all use turbo plugs. There was no need to do standard plugs with having these made up.
You are correct in basically just glow one plug and start the engine and the other plug will glow up but for those that wanna make sure that the plug is glowing, just simply touch that plug with your igniter and go. There is a sound difference from using the standard head button and then the dual buttons which want more fuel once it is running.
#10
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yes the CBM head had already been converted and used by us but the fuel burn room is not that great and it is too deep. The design that I have now has sorta two burn rooms for the plugs and isn't killing your compression ratio.
Here's the CBM heads.

Here's the CBM heads.




mind sharing the consumption before and after? angle between two plugs?
but now the chance of dropping a coil down the engine doubles
