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Old 06-14-2010, 01:17 AM
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Hi, i have the X312T and i want to find out what clutch shoe to use.

i have a team magic G4JS.

i have the 1.8mm yellow hard spring in the clutch.

0.5mm clutch gap.

1.2mm preload.

wat shoe do i use?


(Brown, super hard)


(Red, harder)


(White, high grip)

at the moment i have a soft black shoe and it slips a bit.
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Old 06-14-2010, 02:52 AM
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use the white one...

I've had TM cars for years now and I even used the KFactory clutch in my RRR and loved it!!
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Old 06-15-2010, 10:03 PM
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thanks,

is there a spacific clutch gap to use with this engine (X312T) i understand that the clutch should engage around the 28Krpm range to get the power out of it.

so is .5mm clutch gap too small ?

could someone shed some light.

thanks.
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Old 06-16-2010, 04:31 PM
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.5 is fine just adjust the spring to feel to get it to engage when it feels good when its right youll know it
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Old 06-16-2010, 07:34 PM
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thanks man.
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Old 06-16-2010, 08:22 PM
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np i just looked at my post and what i said kinda confused me

any way set your gaps as per and run the car if it feels like its engaging to soon u only need to tighten the spring up a couple hours at a time untill it jumps off the line like something just scared the crap out of it
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Just got a Orion Wasp Rev CRF ORI80000.. the motor came with two spare carbs with the HSN and inserts..

I am not sure if the motor I have already has the upgraded carb on it or if the two carbs I got with the motor are the upgraded carbs.. The carb insert on the carb on motor is shaped straight on the sides like a cylinder and tapers down at the bottom.. the other two inserts I have are more like a cone shapped insert..

Which of these is these inserts that gives better bottom end and easier tuning.. and how do I tell which carb is the upgraded carb...

Either way the motor has a more power then I need just wanna make sure I am getting as much down low as I can get..

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Originally Posted by warnos
Just got a Orion Wasp Rev CRF ORI80000.. the motor came with two spare carbs with the HSN and inserts..

I am not sure if the motor I have already has the upgraded carb on it or if the two carbs I got with the motor are the upgraded carbs.. The carb insert on the carb on motor is shaped straight on the sides like a cylinder and tapers down at the bottom.. the other two inserts I have are more like a cone shapped insert..

Which of these is these inserts that gives better bottom end and easier tuning.. and how do I tell which carb is the upgraded carb...

Either way the motor has a more power then I need just wanna make sure I am getting as much down low as I can get..

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the update carb is that with the cone insert and the middle needle more unscrew out.also it must be bigger in bore.just a little.check it and tell us.
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The carbs I have to compare to are like the upgrade kit. http://www.teamorion.com/news/ca40/newsid/141 it doesn't have the middle screw installed its just the body needle holder and the insert... so I gather since the carb insert on my motor is not the cone shape like the two carb kits I have it must be the old carb that is installed on my motor.. and I need to upgrade the body the needle holder and the carb body and insert. Well at least I have the parts to do it already..

Is anyone using the old carb to good effect.. it seems to be working fine.. I might just wait a while before changing everything over... or is there a real need to do it?

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the update carb is that with the cone insert and the middle needle more unscrew out.also it must be bigger in bore.just a little.check it and tell us.
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Originally Posted by warnos
The carbs I have to compare to are like the upgrade kit. http://www.teamorion.com/news/ca40/newsid/141 it doesn't have the middle screw installed its just the body needle holder and the insert... so I gather since the carb insert on my motor is not the cone shape like the two carb kits I have it must be the old carb that is installed on my motor.. and I need to upgrade the body the needle holder and the carb body and insert. Well at least I have the parts to do it already..

Is anyone using the old carb to good effect.. it seems to be working fine.. I might just wait a while before changing everything over... or is there a real need to do it?

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like i said,the new body is saying that has a bigger bore.
the new settings can be found in the link bellow.
http://teamorion.com/FAQ/Wasp+Rev+CRF+Tuning

the new carb make a better low power.
where did you buy this engine?
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Old 08-10-2010, 01:50 PM
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hi, what are good baseline carb settings for the CRF .12 ? what are you using ?
(16% nitro)
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Old 08-31-2010, 05:31 PM
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hi mika!
a little late for the answer but i see it now!
i am at 2 turns in high needle,and 4 at the low needle.1/2 the middle.( i have the old carb with update high needle body,)
this engine runs with a novarossi 2630 and rb fuel.i think tha fuel play a big rule,because if i put the factory settings and go from there the engine makes misfires.
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Old 08-31-2010, 06:32 PM
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does anyone know where can i find a rod for this engine?
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thank you!
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what plugs suit the orion 12 motors os plugs or novarossi
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Old 09-01-2010, 03:34 AM
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sirio ones and grp that has the sape taper if i am not wrong!
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