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grizz1 12-23-2008 02:15 PM

Posted in error - deleted.

22Racer 12-23-2008 02:39 PM


Originally Posted by losi_racer (Post 5202268)
clutch could use new pads.and the tune doesnt sound rich but i have raw fuel spitting out of my exhaust like i said my arm guard is covered in fuel. and my temps are at 210. if i lean it out ANYMORE even an hour it cuts out, ill take a video of what it does. but im off to work so ill have to do it tommrow

If it cuts out on top most likely you have the bottom end too rich and the top too lean. After break in they usually have the idle gap too wide. Set at .7-1mm.

Rex

losi_racer 12-23-2008 02:51 PM

Idle gap is fine. High speed needle is half turn out from flush and low speed needle is like two to three turns in from flush. So high isnt lean and low isnt rich

TMizzle 12-23-2008 04:37 PM

the low end songs just a tad boggy. i just cant tell if its from tune or clutch but im going to go with clutch... either the shoes or greese from the bearings.

top end does sound like you can give it an hour or so but i would honestly wait until its on the track before i try to fully race tune it.

losi_racer 12-23-2008 05:00 PM

Yea i agree. The clutch needs replaced and im going to. But the issue with the high end has me confused , i know the top end need leaned out but i cant touch it at all. I leaned it out the very most i can before it cuts out. If i lean it anymore and give it full throttle it cuts out then runs normal then cuts out all of this happens within seconds ill put a video tomorow so it makes more sense

free2day77 12-23-2008 05:05 PM

this is a very common thing with the older carbs.. they have such a long low speed needle that the 'tuning' window is quite small. What I did with mine is set the high speed needle flush and then tune with the low end needle....

RETRO RC 12-23-2008 05:23 PM

it definately sounds more like a clutch problem more than a tuning problem. also tuning or testing on ashpalt gives you a false tune due to the excess of grip.

try rebuilding your clutch first then set your LSN at aout 2- 2.5 turns in from flush and you HSN flush and start tuning again, and always tune on the surface you going to run on.

when you rebuilb your clutch make sure you blow the grease out of the bearings.

Adrian:tire:

jnc011994 12-23-2008 05:31 PM

tips
 
Hello guys,

need some tip. I have already done with tuning the engine , using GO 0801 pipe, inferno us sport rtr is now very snappy on the trigger with no hesitation. Now, my problem is engine sometimes dies, especially in the 1 hour A-Main? what could be the cause? I was using OS standard plug.... don' t remember if its P3 or A3. I was thinking it was getting hot (i dont have a temp gun) should i richen the LSN or the HSN?

thanks,

losi_racer 12-23-2008 05:37 PM

It not a clutch problem i had this problem when it was new . I worn sun thru thurs and the track is closed on fri so i cant tune on the track . And how can i tell from the old carb to the new cause i have another go carb that was in my *21

drs92 12-23-2008 05:54 PM

how come i see pitures and vids of truggy's with the go tech 7 port race... i thought it wa no good in a truggy? Dont see many 3 ports or 5 ports mainly 7's

donut92673 12-23-2008 07:02 PM

:D i just got confirmation that im getting ebm5 #3 out of the first lot

grizz1 12-23-2008 08:47 PM


Originally Posted by derek_18mt (Post 5203274)
how come i see pitures and vids of truggy's with the go tech 7 port race... i thought it wa no good in a truggy? Dont see many 3 ports or 5 ports mainly 7's

5 Port is the most common choice for a truggy normally. There is nothing wrong with a 7 Port in a truggy though. The 7 has more bottom than people give it credit for. It's not that far off a 5 Port, it's just a smoother power band down low as opposed to the initial rush of power with the 5 Port.
Out of all the Go engines, IMO the 7 is the best all round performer.

jnc011994 12-23-2008 08:53 PM

Merry Christmas
 
May we all have a blessed Merry Christmas and a Prosperous 2009 :nod:

jnc011994 12-23-2008 08:59 PM

Hello Grizz,

Can u help me with my earlier post? i have found the sweet spot, but during the 1 hour A main race, the engine just "stop", i have no temp gun so i could not check what's the temp. I was planning to richen the engine, should i richen the LSN or the HSN? I use OS Standard plug A3 or P3 i think.

Thanks,

CmdGrimlock 12-23-2008 09:33 PM

Hey Guys, I have a brand spanking new GO .21 7 Port with the 2047 Matched Pipe, went to turn her over on my new LRP Starter Box (with car battery attatched so it has plenty of Oomph!) and... the piston get caught at top dead centre :(. I put a few drops of afterrun oil in there and turned it over by hand a few times but it still does it the moment I throw it on the starter box.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

At this stage the best method I have heard thanks to the forum is a hair dryer / heat gun on the crank case to warm it up for a few minutes, but I cant exactly take one of them to the track.

I am in Whyalla for the next week or so and if anyone has any suggestions I am all ears! I have just come back from the Race Track where I was trying to start it but I had to resort to getting my Hyper 8 Pro going instead as the motor, just gets stuck :(.

OK, suggestions.

THANKS GUYS!


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