Kyosho V-ONE RRR EVO 2
#1426
Tech Regular
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
#1427
Tech Elite
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thankz alot!
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
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
#1428
Tech Regular
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?!
#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?!
#1432
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#1433
Tech Regular
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.
#1434
I vary the same engine from 16% to 30% with the right head clearance and have no problems what so ever.
#1435
Tech Regular
i took off the head of my engine and saw no shims on it!? is there something wrong?!
#1437
Tech Regular