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Old 04-08-2007, 10:56 PM
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well, few months ago, i polished my whole engine inside out. keke. its save if u are just polishing it with cloth and autosol. dun feel much difference, but just looks more shiny.

btw, can some1 help me with the mixture needle factory setting?
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Originally Posted by uniquexme
well, few months ago, i polished my whole engine inside out. keke. its save if u are just polishing it with cloth and autosol. dun feel much difference, but just looks more shiny.

btw, can some1 help me with the mixture needle factory setting?
HIGH SPEED NEEDLE 1 3/4 TURNS OUT LOW SPEED 1 TURN IN FROM FLUSH
TOP END SHOULD BE REAL CLOSE WITH THIS SETTING,LOW END SHOULD BE A LITTLE RICH,ADJUST WHEN YOU RUN THE CAR
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how about the mixture needle??? thats the most important of which i want. thanks.
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midrange needle is flush with the carb body

ive never had to touch any mid range needles on my tz engines
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Default clutch setup with rrr and os speed tz

hi guys
i just wanna get some info on how you guys set your clutch up on the rrr with the os tz

currently i set my clutch adjusting nut to 1.2mm and i have about 0.4mm of gap.

how does this sound?? i race mainly on a high grip track.

thank you
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Originally Posted by uniquexme
how about the mixture needle??? thats the most important of which i want. thanks.
IF YOUR REFERRING TO THE NEEDLE WHERE THE FUEL ENTERS THE NIPPLE THATS YOUR HIGH SPEED NEEDLE
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Originally Posted by GFIGUEROA
IF YOUR REFERRING TO THE NEEDLE WHERE THE FUEL ENTERS THE NIPPLE THATS YOUR HIGH SPEED NEEDLE
i m not refering to HSN, i mean the mixture needle, on the carb, behind the LSN.
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Originally Posted by uniquexme
i m not refering to HSN, i mean the mixture needle, on the carb, behind the LSN.
JUST KEEP IT FLUSH WITH THE CARB BODY. HOPE THIS HELPS
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Old 04-14-2007, 06:49 PM
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ok guys i have this motor and i am planning on running 20% nitro, what shim setup/plug setup should i use?
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Originally Posted by Trilordy.com
ok guys i have this motor and i am planning on running 20% nitro, what shim setup/plug setup should i use?
stock shimming is fine for 20%,stock plug #6 is great.if track you run on has long straight(over 100 ft) go to a #7 plug.try to stick to os plugs,they may cost a little more but are well worth it
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Thanks GFIGUEROA, yeah i know i always run the O.S plugs they do seem alot better!
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Is it typical of OS motors to have what appears big end of conrod play? A friend brought a brand new OS TZ to the track and showed a few of us this motor and at TDC rotated the shaft and it looked like about 10 degree play/slop. A few have snapped rods after run in not only TZ.
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Originally Posted by vc05hdt
Is it typical of OS motors to have what appears big end of conrod play? A friend brought a brand new OS TZ to the track and showed a few of us this motor and at TDC rotated the shaft and it looked like about 10 degree play/slop. A few have snapped rods after run in not only TZ.
I know the OS engines seem to have a really tight piston/sleeve. Seems like if you aren't careful about the break-in, it could be very hard on a conrod. I don't think I would use the WOT on this engine. I have mine here new and it's really tight. I will definitely be heating it up with the gun first.
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THE OS NEEDS ABOUT 12-14 BREAKIN TANKS BEFORE THEY LOSEN UP.I'VE HAD 3 OF THEM AND LOVE THEM!JUST TAKE YOUR TIME BREAKING THEM IN AND YOU'LL BE FINE.
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Originally Posted by GFIGUEROA
THE OS NEEDS ABOUT 12-14 BREAKIN TANKS BEFORE THEY LOSEN UP.I'VE HAD 3 OF THEM AND LOVE THEM!JUST TAKE YOUR TIME BREAKING THEM IN AND YOU'LL BE FINE.
Thanks also for reply Terry. This engine was brand new and no fuel through it, straight from the hobby shop. Excessive play doesn't make sense to me. Is it normal for OS to be like that with their higher spec motors? Also 12 - 14 tanks run; in how many tanks life left in the motor with your experience after good run in G?
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