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Old 08-24-2009, 10:48 PM
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they might have some different parts mainly either 3racing and some kfactory bits.
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btw if i do a completely break down on a nitro engine and clean it out, and then re-lube it's internals with castrol oil then re assemble the engine back together! do i have to break in the engine again as if it was brand new?! or just run it and re-tune the engine?! thanks
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Originally Posted by LAM3SAUCE
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btw if i do a completely break down on a nitro engine and clean it out, and then re-lube it's internals with castrol oil then re assemble the engine back together! do i have to break in the engine again as if it was brand new?! or just run it and re-tune the engine?! thanks
No, you don't have to break it in again.
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Old 08-24-2009, 11:02 PM
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No, you don't have to break it in again.
hey scott!
#2, i have a sirio evo4 sti engine! the previous owner used 20% fuel! now i want to use 30% fuel! is this bad for the engine to change the fuel?! or should i stay the same percentage?, if i change it what do i have to do to the engine as well?!
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Originally Posted by LAM3SAUCE
hey scott!
#2, i have a sirio evo4 sti engine! the previous owner used 20% fuel! now i want to use 30% fuel! is this bad for the engine to change the fuel?! or should i stay the same percentage?, if i change it what do i have to do to the engine as well?!
u can change to 30% fuel just add shims to the engine...goin to a higher % fuel wont hurt the engine..
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Originally Posted by LAM3SAUCE
hey scott!
#2, i have a sirio evo4 sti engine! the previous owner used 20% fuel! now i want to use 30% fuel! is this bad for the engine to change the fuel?! or should i stay the same percentage?, if i change it what do i have to do to the engine as well?!
No problem changing nitro. I would start by richening the engine a bit and retune it to the new fuel. Also, there is a possibility you will need to add a head shim, but my guess is that the previous owner didn't remove any shims and you probably won't have any issues.
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Old 08-25-2009, 01:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Brian Bosley
The holes are bigger so you can adjust the mount front/rear and side to side since every engine is different and gear mesh is different for each person.
Thanks Brian for replay, but when I look to main chassis in friends RRR's there
are a much smaller holes then in my chassis. For test I will get chassis from my
friend, and set engine mount on M3 screws.

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Old 08-25-2009, 05:09 AM
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Originally Posted by LAM3SAUCE
any one know any websites that still carry hop-up parts / aluminum parts for this car, evo/evo2?! most of the websites i know do not carry anymore upgrade parts just stock car parts!

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rc-toro.com has some hopups for v1rrr evo/evo2. They also carry kyosho parts as well.


http://www.rc-toro.com/index.php/cPa...9ebb61fab77fc0
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Old 08-25-2009, 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Scott Fisher
No problem changing nitro. I would start by richening the engine a bit and retune it to the new fuel. Also, there is a possibility you will need to add a head shim, but my guess is that the previous owner didn't remove any shims and you probably won't have any issues.
where are these shims ill be looking for?! how many do i need to be on there?!
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Originally Posted by LAM3SAUCE
where are these shims ill be looking for?! how many do i need to be on there?!
depends on your engine, you need head shims if you are going up in nitro and they are almost engine brand and model specific.

I vary the same engine from 16% to 30% with the right head clearance and have no problems what so ever.
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i took off the head of my engine and saw no shims on it!? is there something wrong?!
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Originally Posted by LAM3SAUCE
i took off the head of my engine and saw no shims on it!? is there something wrong?!
Did you check under the head button?
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Did you check under the head button?
Yes I checked and cleaned the head and saw nothing at all
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Originally Posted by LAM3SAUCE
Yes I checked and cleaned the head and saw nothing at all
Did you buy the motor new? If not, i bet you the previous owner removed the shim. All new motors come with one shim. Mostly the sivler one.
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Originally Posted by Scott Fisher
No, you don't have to break it in again.
Scott, you going to the Nats?
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Scott, you going to the Nats?
Whats up? hommie if you are going to the nats i might need a set-up on my evo2 if you dont mind will greatly appreciate it!! thanks
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