Three .50 sized fourstrokes.
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Today I ran three different 50 sized fourstroke engines on WildCat 10% fuel/18% syn/castor blend.
Idle rpm all three 2,000
Enya .53TN, APC 12x6 rpm==9.550 Still in production. Stock Enya plug
OS .52, APC 12x6 rpm=====9,523 Last series of the .52, OS-f plug
Saito .50, APC 12x6 rpm====9,515 Last series of the .50, Fox Miracle plug
Idle rpm all three 2,000
Enya .53TN, APC 12x6 rpm==9.550 Still in production. Stock Enya plug
OS .52, APC 12x6 rpm=====9,523 Last series of the .52, OS-f plug
Saito .50, APC 12x6 rpm====9,515 Last series of the .50, Fox Miracle plug
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Yes, but just stop and think of when the Enya .53 was designed and first put into production! They were real bears back when they first came out. But, the forward glow plug and the lack of marketing, coupled with a ridiculous price, kept them from getting popular.
I like and own all three brands that Hobbsy ran, but the Enya has a special place in my heart. Now, if we could just get Enya to produce an .80 - .85 in the same small Enya 53-4C footprint.
Ed Cregger
I like and own all three brands that Hobbsy ran, but the Enya has a special place in my heart. Now, if we could just get Enya to produce an .80 - .85 in the same small Enya 53-4C footprint.
Ed Cregger