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Old 03-07-2009, 10:19 PM
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Hi guys, I bought a motor for my XXX-NT, a mach 15, the problem is that it has the rotary carb instead of the slide carb, can someone please post a picture or tell me how to get this to work? Thanks again all, you guys always come through!
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Please?
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Old 03-07-2009, 11:04 PM
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if you got it new and its supposed to come with a slide carb call horizion, they will take care of you but if your talking about THIS ENGINE then it only comes with a rotart carb so it should be just tune
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Yes, thats the same motor, I just dont know how to set up the linkage on my XXX-NT, the motor I had at first was a slide, now I have that motor and dont know how to set the linkage
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heres a pic showing my gt2 the layout is pretty much the same for the xxnt

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Thanks man, so the linkage that attaches to the carb is held on by a ball joint right?
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Originally Posted by armymedic
Thanks man, so the linkage that attaches to the carb is held on by a ball joint right?

correct.

here is a shot from another angle showing the mount on a ftgt. servo placement is the same as yours

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Ok, man thanks you so much, all I am missing is the little ball that the linkage snaps onto. How much are those? And do you know what they are called?
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according to page 2 of this

http://www.horizonhobby.com/ProdInfo..._Pricelist.pdf

losi part number a9410

it is a complete linkage set for throttle and brake and on page 3 shows the suggested price to be 11.00
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here is a direct link to the part on horizon hobby, you can order it from them

http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...rodID=LOSA9410
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hmm after looking closer i see it doesnt include the actual ball
looking further
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you can use this part on your losi although the brake linkage rod you already have on there might work better as for the carb side this will work for you.

http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ProdID=ASC7975

its 2 bucks cheaper and comes with the ball as well

you can search your preferred online stores for that part number, if they stock associated they should have it.
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You can make a z bend on the linkage wire to hook into the carb arm. Just make shure it is formed right so it wont come out and let your truck run off.
This link shows how it is done.
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Just google How to make a z bend
jkaerotech has good instructions with pictures.
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here is a pic showing how to do it the zbend way, i tried this for a while but abandoned it for the ease of disconnect the ball end allows



zbend pliers (they put the zbend in the wire) can be purchased at a hobby shop that has airplanes as the method is more common with rc planes.
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Thanks for the help man, Im gonna run to my LHS and see if he has that associated part, if not Iam going to try the Z bend, thanks again man, and I will let you know how it turns out!
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