GRP... Engine... Thread...
#933
Tech Regular
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From: CRESCENT CITY CA. NORTHERN TIP OF CALIFORNIA
Adam,
The Losi site describing the GRP needle settings has me confused on the LSN setting. The above pictures showing individual needles says the LSN should be .045 in from flush and the lower pictures showing the individual engines, say the LSN should be .045 out from flush. Can you please post which way it should be in or out .045.
Thanks
The Losi site describing the GRP needle settings has me confused on the LSN setting. The above pictures showing individual needles says the LSN should be .045 in from flush and the lower pictures showing the individual engines, say the LSN should be .045 out from flush. Can you please post which way it should be in or out .045.
Thanks
#934
Adam Drake or any knowledgeable tuner,
My GRP tuned engine had a gargling sound at idle. I didn't really know what to do with the tune. It seemed to run away a little after revving, indication of a lean lsn.
But at the same the gargle sounded like the lsn was too fat. I was running the GRP #4 plug. 50 degrees outside.
My GRP tuned engine had a gargling sound at idle. I didn't really know what to do with the tune. It seemed to run away a little after revving, indication of a lean lsn.
But at the same the gargle sounded like the lsn was too fat. I was running the GRP #4 plug. 50 degrees outside.
#935
Adam Drake or any knowledgeable tuner,
My GRP tuned engine had a gargling sound at idle. I didn't really know what to do with the tune. It seemed to run away a little after revving, indication of a lean lsn.
But at the same the gargle sounded like the lsn was too fat. I was running the GRP #4 plug. 50 degrees outside.
My GRP tuned engine had a gargling sound at idle. I didn't really know what to do with the tune. It seemed to run away a little after revving, indication of a lean lsn.
But at the same the gargle sounded like the lsn was too fat. I was running the GRP #4 plug. 50 degrees outside.
#936
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 2,905
From: SOMEWHERE LUVIN ME SOME RC
After comparing my measurements to the stock measurements, I discovered my lsn is back at .045(rich), my idle is at .042. I think I tuned my way into a false idle by opening the idle gap and running a rich lsn. I'm used to setting the top needle and then setting the lsn. I might have to change my tuning style with this engine.
hsn 3.5 turns out from bottom
lsn 6.25 turns out from bottom
hope that helps
#941
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From: Northern MN
One problem with that, I'm using the 2050 on my truggy now with a differant engine that really needs that pipe. Wanting to run my GRP .21 in my buggy for now. Just looking for a new pipe that is strong and gets good milage.
Going to mount the GRP.28 in my truggy in a month or two. I can switch pipes around then.
Going to mount the GRP.28 in my truggy in a month or two. I can switch pipes around then.
#942
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 2,905
From: SOMEWHERE LUVIN ME SOME RC
One problem with that, I'm using the 2050 on my truggy now with a differant engine that really needs that pipe. Wanting to run my GRP .21 in my buggy for now. Just looking for a new pipe that is strong and gets good milage.
Going to mount the GRP.28 in my truggy in a month or two. I can switch pipes around then.
Going to mount the GRP.28 in my truggy in a month or two. I can switch pipes around then.
#943
Tech Apprentice
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 65
I noticed that in Drakes article on how to tune these motors, they come shimmed for 30%. I've always liked running 20% just because I feel it's easier on the whole drivetrain. Is it ok to run 20% without removing the shims and what will that do to the tuning? I'm running the promo pkg so y'all know which plug and pipe I'm using.



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