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PANFACE
Age: 24
Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 2,248
Location: orting, WA User is: OffLine ![]() |
Gas Powered R/C cars
i was wondering if anyone or if anyone knows anyone who is really good at tuning R/C gas engines?
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Age: 21
Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 1,020
Location: Puyallup, Wa User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Gas Powered R/C cars
my bro inlaw and his bro have a few.... dont know if they know much about tuning them though. I'll find out
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Mud Master
Age: 31
Join Date: Feb 2006
Posts: 402
Location: Fife, WA User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Gas Powered R/C cars
What kind of problems are you having?
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it was black..now its blu
Age: 32
Join Date: Feb 2005
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Location: Jefferson City User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Gas Powered R/C cars
picco .26 ..thats been a good engine for me
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PANFACE
Age: 24
Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 2,248
Location: orting, WA User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Gas Powered R/C cars
i just need to get them running. having a hard time getting them to start and stay running, on one of them i adjusted one of the needles and have no clue where a good starting point is at. i use to run one of them a lot, but havn't ran it in a long time and i just don't know where to start to get them tuned. you know much about them DORK? let me know tim. one is a OS engine and the other is a OFNA FORCE P8
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R/C Guru
Age: 21
Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 438
Location: St Louis, MO User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Gas Powered R/C cars
Without looking it up in the paperwork, if you brought these engines to me, Id set the high speed needles 3 turns out, low speed set flush (head of low needle flush to the outside of the housing it is in) and have the idle screw set to open the carb around 2mm. This is an all around decent ballpark for those motors. If the OS is a small block you might go down closer to 2 turns out for starters.
If they have been sitting for some time, especially if you left fuel in them, tear the engines apart and give them a good cleaning, dont be suprised to find rust if they were stored improperly. Upon reassembly, use new fuel line, glow plugs, and seal up the backplate and the base of the carb with some RTV. This will cover 90% of the problems people have with getting new motors to run after some down time. Let me know if you have any questions. |
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PANFACE
Age: 24
Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 2,248
Location: orting, WA User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Gas Powered R/C cars
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R/C Guru
Age: 21
Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 438
Location: St Louis, MO User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Gas Powered R/C cars
High speed will be where the fuel line connects to, low speed will be in the barrel (whether it be a slide or rotary carb), or it will be on the carb body itself, completely opposite side of the throttle slide or barrel. Idle screw is usually stuck on the outside of the carb body, either on the front or back of the venturi, sometimes they have springs on them.
Clockwise on the needles leans the mix, counterclockwise richens the mix. Clockwise ont he idle screw, opens the gap of the barrel down inside the venturi, resulting in a higher idle, while counterclockwise closes the gap, lowering the idle. Always start tuning the high speed, then the low speed, then set your idle. If you have to raise your idle to keep it running before youre done tuning, then fine. Just be sure not to go buck-wow on the low speed until the high is set. Last edited by 92 s10 project : 01-13-2008 at 05:12 AM. |
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Usted huele como un asno
Age: 28
Join Date: Nov 2005
Posts: 930
Location: Tacoma/Melboring Beach, Fl. User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Gas Powered R/C cars
Hey Bret, I'm a master at tuning those little engines, Hit me up if you need some help, I'll tune them for you if I can play with them after.
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PANFACE
Age: 24
Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 2,248
Location: orting, WA User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Gas Powered R/C cars
matt, no problem man, you can go ahead and take them for a while and tune them till you got it running good. and yes, you can play with them just don't break them please. on is brand new, only has run for probably 5min. the other has been flipped many times and got off of tons of jumps. let me know when you would like me to bring them to you.
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Registered User
Age: 21
Join Date: Mar 2006
Posts: 793
Location: Monroe User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Gas Powered R/C cars
i use to be so into rc car until i got my license lol i have 13 cars and trucks lol all good brands to! and i haven't touched them since, they are covered in dust.
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