tuning adjustments
#1
tuning adjustments
hey guys.. i have a Team Associated RC10GT plus with a .18 Team Orion Wasp motor with a slide carb in it.. and i have been trying to tune it for a while, and i just cant find the right adjustments.. i live in Northern California, at sea level.. and i cant get this damn thing tuned.. could anybody give me some advice or give me the adjustments they have that worked for their engines at sea level altidude?
#3
im using a McCoy MC59.. i have O'Donnell 20% it is about a couple months old.. hope this info helps..
#4
Suspended
iTrader: (16)
maybe hit up one of your rc buddys and try some of their fuel. maybe yours is bad. how was it stored? cool dry dark place wiht cap on TIGHT?
if your fuel is good< try to run in another motor and if it tunes runs well then...) maybe toss in a OS 8. i find if the 59s are giving me fits in a motor, the 8s usually do better and visa versa.
if your fuel is good< try to run in another motor and if it tunes runs well then...) maybe toss in a OS 8. i find if the 59s are giving me fits in a motor, the 8s usually do better and visa versa.
#5
Tech Regular
iTrader: (33)
Get yourself some carby sealant and tear down the carby and reseal EVERYTHING with sealant, i know the motor is newish but still 9 times out of 10 tuning problems lead back to leaking carby`s that causes inconsistancy and constant retuning. Give this a go either way, can never hurt to have a properly sealed carby.
#6
ok.. ill try the other plugs and sealing the carb..
Timmahh: my fuel was storred in my garage on a shelf away from the concrete floor..
could anybody be so kind to give me some base High speed and low speed needle settings/turns in or out..
Timmahh: my fuel was storred in my garage on a shelf away from the concrete floor..
could anybody be so kind to give me some base High speed and low speed needle settings/turns in or out..