Tuning Engine *temperature
05-23-2003, 07:00 PM
#16
Tech Elite
Engine tuning
alucard13;
When I was regularly running the HPI 15FE's, I tried to keep the Maximum temperature not over 260F. Any more than this and Piston and Sleeve life was drasticly shortened.
A 2 needle Carb really helps to maintain decent Engine performance at a more reasonable temperature like 260F.
When I was regularly running the HPI 15FE's, I tried to keep the Maximum temperature not over 260F. Any more than this and Piston and Sleeve life was drasticly shortened.
A 2 needle Carb really helps to maintain decent Engine performance at a more reasonable temperature like 260F.
05-23-2003, 09:59 PM
#17
Tech Initiate
4 Stroke sound is hard to explain.....kinda like the sound of a Harley. More of a blurping sound.
05-23-2003, 10:40 PM
#18
Originally posted by RandyT
4 Stroke sound is hard to explain.....kinda like the sound of a Harley. More of a blurping sound.
4 Stroke sound is hard to explain.....kinda like the sound of a Harley. More of a blurping sound.
but i will trying to look toward the Harley sound .....
Thanx ...
05-23-2003, 10:53 PM
#19
Originally posted by CS Lo
(4-stroking)
Wat you mean by the 4-stroking ? it's rather hard to define a 4-stoking sound. .....
would appreciate if you could tell us in a more simple way to get the (4-stroking) sound ....
(4-stroking)
Wat you mean by the 4-stroking ? it's rather hard to define a 4-stoking sound. .....
would appreciate if you could tell us in a more simple way to get the (4-stroking) sound ....
05-24-2003, 04:15 AM
#20
use a number 6 plug for normal conditions (15 to 30 degrees celc +) tune your low end on the bench so it can idle "nicely" and consistantly. basicly so that it can idle for 15 to 20 sec and you can stil WOT it without it dieing or bogging down excessivley.
then on the track do a few laps as fast as you can without crashing and lean it according to top end. you should tune it so that it DOESN'T deteriorate in performance during a race.
then on the track do a few laps as fast as you can without crashing and lean it according to top end. you should tune it so that it DOESN'T deteriorate in performance during a race.
05-24-2003, 08:42 AM
#21
Tech Adept
What is WOT?
05-24-2003, 10:13 AM
#22
Originally posted by nitrosaurus
What is WOT?
What is WOT?
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