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Old 06-17-2011, 12:40 PM
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MikaR
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Originally Posted by Kitchen
Hey buddy! like the project!!!
just trying to offer some help...to get more take off you can try to lean out the low end needle a little, because as you rev the motor the idle rises and lowers afterwards, to me that's a "fat" bottom end which is also the reason for your lack of pop at take off!

I hope this helps.
thank you, Sir

slightly yes, it's still a cold engine, when go to the track it will warm up.
don't want to lean it out too much on the pits.

plus it is an RTR motor, not anything like my Sirio, it's beast and sounds totally different. I can post video on that too (but it's not buggy based )
with these cheaper motors one has to be careful not to overheat, otherwise it will result as a burnt plug (and they ARE expensive being turbo type)
I've been tuning like 10 years now ;D not that I'm perfect but I do feel I can tune...

also remember it's a centax, it doesn't work exactly like the buggy one.

here, the motor has to be rev'ved a few time on/off the track then it really starts to kick in (warm up). And then it works so much better than a buggy clutch, really good for onroad racing.

Have centax on both of my cars, the "race" BMT and this rally for pure fun. Well of course the BMT race car is for fun, too, but differently fun ;-)
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