Rose wood sells um,
Any body have any experience with them?
The seem like stood price, and made in the USA!

Here is a link

DieselRx Glow Plug Comparison - YouTube

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the beru still looked better than the rest of them they aren expensive at riffraff diesel irrc it was like 10 bucks

 

Part of the diesel Rx claim is that the heat should be concentrated at the tip, also reducing swelling and the possibility of getting stuck.,,... So the video says... Any how I'll probably end up putting morcraft in. Seems like stood stand by

 

heat at the tip ensures the tip will swell and break off before the rest of the plug.
the beru glow plug takes longer to heat up, thus ensuring the whole plug glows at the same rate. this will make the glow plug last much longer than any of the others.


and besides all that, the glow plug system in navastar diesels was designed to use beru glow plugs.
that is why all other glow plugs burn out so fast. the controller system is designed for a slower heatup, ensuring the whole plug glows instead of just the tip.

remember, just because they cost more does not mean they are better.
motorcraft/beru glow plugs are rite around $10 each from a whole bunch of retailers.

 

clay sells motorcraft for 10.81

 

good to know. i have not looked for glow plug prices at riffraff. i knew he had them at a competitive price, but did not know what they were.

 

The rx may have started to heat faster but the entire tip of the Beru plug finished heating long before the others.

 

And beru and motorcraft are the same? Is that correct?

 

That is correct.

 

yup. motorcraft/beru ZD-11 for the powerstroke.

 

Thats good info. I might be changing all the glow plugs in the truck I just bought.

 

I would just stick with Motorcraft.

 

as i used to say, if all those other glow plugs are so damn good, why did ford decide to use the motorcraft/beru glow plugs instead of one of the other "better" brands.
each system is designed to use a certain glow plug.
Motorcraft/beru glow plugs for Fords.
AC Delco or champions for Chevy.
bosch for some of the imports.
wellman/Diesel Rx for 24 volt military chevys

 

Jim uses them without issues. I dont think he sells them anylonger though.

They are good plugs

 

but they are not designed for the slow warmup of our system. they are designed for the fast burn like the chevy uses. tht is why they glow tip first and burn up fast when used on a long burn ford glow plug controller.