Trinity EXTECH .21
#2011
I will get you a link in just a second.
#2012
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...rotection-Boot
#2013
thanks again for your help
#2015
I am looking to get a conrod for this motor but I can't find the trinity one so I was wondering if I can use one from a Sirio or Werks motor and one morwe question what is the size of the front and rear bearings are they standard size thanks
#2016
I was told when looking for a rod for a Sirio EVO 4 that the Trinity rod will work fine.. SO I would assume the opposite to be true. The CL7B and Evo4 use the same rod.. WERKS Rod will NOT work.. Crank pin is smaller..
#2017
#2020
They're not too bad of a deal at A-Main.
I was in contact with Trinity and they did get some parts in
They are waiting for the rest. Seems that Sirio had some sort of delay getting parts out and they are slowly comming in.
I was in contact with Trinity and they did get some parts in
They are waiting for the rest. Seems that Sirio had some sort of delay getting parts out and they are slowly comming in.
#2022
Tech Adept
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 136
From: OHIO
Trinity Extech .21
Rich setting HSN (Flush with housing 3/4 turn out) LSN (Flush with housing).
Tuned setting HSN (Flush with housing) LSN (Flush then 1/2 turn in).
Tuned idle screw setting (With slide closed, turn idle screw 1 turn in.)
Note: Always tune from the Low speed needle first
Rich setting HSN (Flush with housing 3/4 turn out) LSN (Flush with housing).
Tuned setting HSN (Flush with housing) LSN (Flush then 1/2 turn in).
Tuned idle screw setting (With slide closed, turn idle screw 1 turn in.)
Note: Always tune from the Low speed needle first
#2023
Trinity Extech .21
Rich setting HSN (Flush with housing 3/4 turn out) LSN (Flush with housing).
Tuned setting HSN (Flush with housing) LSN (Flush then 1/2 turn in).
Tuned idle screw setting (With slide closed, turn idle screw 1 turn in.)
Note: Always tune from the Low speed needle first
Rich setting HSN (Flush with housing 3/4 turn out) LSN (Flush with housing).
Tuned setting HSN (Flush with housing) LSN (Flush then 1/2 turn in).
Tuned idle screw setting (With slide closed, turn idle screw 1 turn in.)
Note: Always tune from the Low speed needle first
I have a .21 full mod coming Monday, what kind of run time are you all getting in a buggy? I'm hopin for 10 with a 2057 pipe.. Is it possible? I run the .24 ful mod in Truggy and luv it.. using a JP6 pipe with ti and it works nicely, and I get 12 minutes with it pretty easily..
#2025
Tech Adept
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 136
From: OHIO
(MRC) Scotty
I disagree with the tuning order, because the Low speed is effected by the High needle.. Leanin Low needle then leaning high can caus ea lean condition on the Low side.. But, to each his own..
I disagree with the tuning order, because the Low speed is effected by the High needle.. Leanin Low needle then leaning high can caus ea lean condition on the Low side.. But, to each his own..
Always tune from the low speed needle first, If your engine does not have enough power,do not continue to lean the HSD.
Last edited by Ramirez24; 03-28-2010 at 09:02 AM.




I searched carb boot on this thread and didn't come up with anything.

