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    Little demon

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    Little demon

    Thanks Steve.
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    Little demon

    I´m also figuring out the ignition for my flat four engine. I`ve got the Rcexl single ignition unit for my other engine, and was wondering if I could use it with distributor for the four. Comments appreciated.
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    1/3 Scale Ford 289 Hi-Po

    Thanks Terry, Looking forward to see the crank running!
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    1/3 Scale Ford 289 Hi-Po

    Thanks Steamchick, Bending could be the reason. How about needle roller bearings inner sleeves on the joint? They could double as a main journal for plain bearing.
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    1/3 Scale Ford 289 Hi-Po

    Hello,Terry Could you explane why torque goes through the sleeve? I´d thought the flats would take the torque.
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    My first IC-engine - smaller version Webster four-stroke

    Hello everybody. Wondering sorveltaja`s whereabouts. You woudn`t be in Finland? Sorveltaja sound like a finnish joke.
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    Corian for spark plugs

    OK. I'ts good to have few option. I think they all works fine, corian, beads and ptfe. Ptfe's possible chemical decomposition worries some guys, don't believe it's a big issue with these engines.
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    Corian for spark plugs

    There's this chap Graham Meek on modelengeneeringwebsite who's done these plugs. He made the ptfe insulator with the bead on the head of the plug. There's drawing on site too.
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    Corian for spark plugs

    Fish spine beads are used by some guys as insulator. Stuff is alumina. Don't know about prices. Beads are made in different sizes.
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    Corian for spark plugs

    Plugs looks fine. What about heath resistance .
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    Corian for spark plugs

    Yhteystiedot
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    Corian for spark plugs

    Hello. I´m new in this business and I´d like to know more about Corian. Is it heat resistant enough to work as an insulator? easy to work with? How about PTFE?
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