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#4966
Fastharry, all good Nova based engines will idle well regardless if it's turbo or non turbo.
With a good fuel and assuming no leakages from the carb or any part of the engine and assuming compression is still good, tuning should not be a problem. You just need to tune it right
With a good fuel and assuming no leakages from the carb or any part of the engine and assuming compression is still good, tuning should not be a problem. You just need to tune it right
#4967
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it muts be the RB motors then..to be honest,the Nova's,Mega;s(in my impulse) and HPI nova motors run great...I own them all..
all 3 of my rb run fast..but as far as idling while waiting for a turn marshall,and then going?...they suck..
all 3 of my rb run fast..but as far as idling while waiting for a turn marshall,and then going?...they suck..
#4968
Originally posted by fastharry
old school...seen the R40 run?..I hear its a HOT car..
old school...seen the R40 run?..I hear its a HOT car..
#4969
Originally posted by fastharry
it muts be the RB motors then..to be honest,the Nova's,Mega;s(in my impulse) and HPI nova motors run great...I own them all..
all 3 of my rb run fast..but as far as idling while waiting for a turn marshall,and then going?...they suck..
it muts be the RB motors then..to be honest,the Nova's,Mega;s(in my impulse) and HPI nova motors run great...I own them all..
all 3 of my rb run fast..but as far as idling while waiting for a turn marshall,and then going?...they suck..
#4970
Tech Addict
I just finished breaking in my sirio and Im very suprised by how well it idles, much better than my cv-r (although its worn out so thats understadable.) Im very Impressed by the thing so far its running 197-205F after some full throttle passes and even if its running rich its got plenty of power for me and I heard from a few other sirio owners they continue to speed up until youve run a full gallon through it. I still have to heat the thing up with a hair dryer because my starter box cant take the compression when its cold, I cant even turn it over by hand when its cold.
#4971
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RB idle problems
The most common air leak on a RB is the bolt that tightens the carb down. One problem is people overtghten that carb nut down and actually create the air leak. The best thing to do is pull the bolt and seal it up with your favorite goop and reinstall the bolt then set the angle of your carb and snug up the nut. This will help on some of the idling problems, unfortunatly not all.
#4973
Registered User
Hmm, my RB's idle fine. My sirrio might idle better but it's a toss up.
#4974
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Hmmm, I wonder why RB is putting 2 orings on their carbs for the newer engines they have. The extra one is at the base under the bolt. Most all my RB's have not had a idle problem...my Rody is the only one that gave me a real problem and sealing it up as directed from RB themselves solved the problem.
#4976
Tech Initiate
What tires are better? Ellegi FAST tires, or Nitro Shoes? Are the Nitro shoes 40, the same as the Fast 40's? In other words, if I'm using 40 shore nitro shoes and switch to 40 shore FAST tires, will I notice a difference?
#4977
Registered User
Cool Swen, now you know what I mean about no room for the AE tank! LOL , Hell man, I'll make and try about anything once. Enjoy! BB
#4978
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how to stop sevo leads from freying
Hey all I was wondedering what is the best way to stop the servo connectors leads from freying when i pull them out of my reciver? I was thinkning that if I put some epoxy on the tips of the servo connector where the wires plug into the connector, waht are you thoughts on this?? Also do you all get this problem after time??
Thanks Jason
Thanks Jason
#4980
how often do you all change your shock oil?