mirwin

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I live a long way from any hobby shop, so going to get a new spark plug for my G-26 doesn't make a whole lot of sense.

So my question is, is there a more common spark plug ( like a Champion, for example) that will work in this engine?


Thanks much,
Mike

w8ye

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spaceworm

Would that also be good for a G23 on electronic CDI (Ridge Machine/DB Engines)? TIA

w8ye

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The RZ7c has a 10mm thread with 5/8" reach and the hex is 3/4"

w8ye

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<h2 id="prodTitle"><span id="prodTitleBrand">On the Zenoah Engines, it is best you look and see what is actually in the engine already. There are a lot of different recommendations for the G23 and G26 engines. They do not match or cross reference to each other. Seems like trouble?

G23 Spark Plug, N4226</span></h2>
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mirwin

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Thanks much!

Mike

Antique

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Old Kalt 22cc/G23 with square cylinder and 14mm spark plug,,NGK BMR6A
Do not use a BPMR, the piston can close the gap
New G23 with G26 type cylinder and all magneto G26...Champion RZ7C, NGK CMR6H
G26 factory EI..NGK CM6, Denso U20M-U, Champion Y82

spaceworm

As Yogi said, I "...could look it up...", but is the difference in electronic vs magneto, the resistor type plug or gap, or heat range or somethjing else. I am curious why all the different plugs. The long thread plug hitting the piston is obviously a good point, but i have heard that adding an extra ring takes care of the piston closing the gap. ????????????? TIA