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Old 11-30-2005, 03:54 PM
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If you get the rd , make sure to get the new turbo III.
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Old 11-30-2005, 11:08 PM
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I'm running the new turbo III on my TZ and the motor is smokin FAST... Much better then the Skyline or OS pipe... Oh, and I've ran all three... Strong bottom and midrange and great Top end...

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If you get the rd , make sure to get the new turbo III.
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Hi there,

Do you have any special recommendations for this engine?

How're your needles setup?
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Originally Posted by aftalavera
Hi there,

Do you have any special recommendations for this engine?

How're your needles setup?
Everyone is probably running the stock needles, one of the beauties of OS.

Talavera, remember to go "WIDER, FOR BETTER TRACTION"
and "dont be surprised to see alot of drunken people"
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Originally Posted by Riketsu
Everyone is probably running the stock needles, one of the beauties of OS.

Talavera, remember to go "WIDER, FOR BETTER TRACTION"
and "dont be surprised to see alot of drunken people"
Yesssssssssssssssssss, Asi esssssss

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hey guys!
im recieving my OS TZ tommorrow i was wondering if you guys ran in your motors despite what the manual said that it didnt need to be done.
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Old 12-02-2005, 05:02 AM
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Originally Posted by BrainTeased
hey guys!
im recieving my OS TZ tommorrow i was wondering if you guys ran in your motors despite what the manual said that it didnt need to be done.
Well, I myself will be using the WOT Method (Cyrul's break-in procedure). Many other racers have gotten good results with breaking in their engine this way. Whereas they have found premature sleeve/piston wear if they used the manual or idle break-in methods.
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I just putted mine (tz 5p) around in circles for the first tank at the factory settings (REALLY rich), then leaned it out a tiny bit at a time and kept going faster and faster until I was on the 5th tank or so. I never "cycled" it, I just ran tank after tank.

I also heated it up to 180 or so with a heat gun before the first start...fired right up instantly as soon as fuel got to the carb.

Runs AWESOME, temps in the low 200s and I have probably 1/2 gallon through it. I'm not a pro racer or anything, this is my first nitro onroad car, second nitro motor (OS .18 TNX). OS kicks ass.

It's really fast...
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Old 12-04-2005, 02:52 AM
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oh so you guys ran it in!
well a mate of mine told me it didnt have to be run in so all i did was WOT at a very rich setting with the car off the ground for half a tank and then let the rest of the tank run at idle. after that i tuned the motor to race conditions.

hope my mate was right!

can anyone else confirm if the OS .12 TZ needs breaking in? or does it come factory broken in ?

thanks in advance guys
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Old 12-04-2005, 12:18 PM
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You can not be seriuos...Of course it needs to be broken in. Did you read the manual?.
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This motor needs to be broken-in. mine didnt come to life till the 12th tank.And just keeps getting better every time i use it.I would recomend atleast 8 tanks before you start to really tune for power and do the tunning slowley over the next 2-3 tanks for a total of 10-11 tanks before you really lean it for max power
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cheers for the replies guys too late for me to do anything now i've tuned it and ran it in a 30 min final! at least it did one tank of running in! better than nothing!

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nah i brought the japan version so the manual is in japanese
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Originally Posted by Nitroblood
You can not be seriuos...Of course it needs to be broken in. Did you read the manual?.
If you heat the engine to 105 deg C before starting and never turn over the engine below this temp you only need 1 tank at a rich setting from new.

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Old 12-05-2005, 09:59 AM
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BrainTeased, you can download the english version of the manual from the OS web page. They say that you must run 1/2 gallon of fuel until the engine is completely broken in.
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Default WELL BUILT ENGINE

WELL GUYS I CAN CERTAINLY SAY THIS ENGINE IS VERY WELL BUILT!
MATERIALS IN THIS MOTOR ARE THE VERY BEST I GOOFED AND OVERHEATED MY MOTOR TO 379 DEG. FARENHEIT. BLEW THE PLUG . JUST LET IT COOL OFF NEW PLUG AND RAN ABOUT 8 MORE TANKS WITH NO PROBLEMS NO LOSS OF COMPRESSION.TRY THAT WITH SOME OTHER BRANDS AND YOU CAN KISS IT GOODBY
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