Houstons Engine Service H.E.S.
#7666
Its so nice and quiet and professional in here whilst the "other" engine guys threads are blowin the F@#K up!
hey rocky,........watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat............................
hey rocky,........watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat............................
#7668
#7672
AZNITRONUT,
how do you like the 9901/41001 combo on your btt? I have the both the 9901 and the 2096 with the 41021. Found the 9901/41021 to be to flat on the top end for me. I like the feel of the 2096/41021, but human nature always wants to try something to see if its better.
how do you like the 9901/41001 combo on your btt? I have the both the 9901 and the 2096 with the 41021. Found the 9901/41021 to be to flat on the top end for me. I like the feel of the 2096/41021, but human nature always wants to try something to see if its better.
#7673
AZNITRONUT,
how do you like the 9901/41001 combo on your btt? I have the both the 9901 and the 2096 with the 41021. Found the 9901/41021 to be to flat on the top end for me. I like the feel of the 2096/41021, but human nature always wants to try something to see if its better.
how do you like the 9901/41001 combo on your btt? I have the both the 9901 and the 2096 with the 41021. Found the 9901/41021 to be to flat on the top end for me. I like the feel of the 2096/41021, but human nature always wants to try something to see if its better.
top end, I can't tell you the difference in fuel economy, in the buggy, at the DNC race, I could not make 10 minutes on one tank, it fell short about 45 seconds or so. Not sure what the 2096/41021 economy is.
#7674
https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...9MtzWJGU#at=28
Monty, you and I were right. I still do not know for sure what was causing my OS engine to keep quitting but I do know it was not the engine. Same clutch, bearings and pipe, everything the same on the engine but it is now on the XB9 and it ran perfectly. The crank bolt was very close to the tank on the Mugen, you can see where other flywheels have rubbed on it, the Werks has the Losi clutch and flywheel while the OS had the factory Xray flywheel and clutch setup with the big square head crank bolt not the rounded one. I did need to tune a bit and do a little adjusting as the day got hot, but I also found a small leak in my fuel line on the Xb9 but once I got the leak fixed it ran like a champ. We also have a new track
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=9BXGvmss9Zg
What engine do you think will do the best, the X5L or the X3L?
These are the tracks I will be racing on the most as I think they will be shutting down the smaller older ones.
Monty, you and I were right. I still do not know for sure what was causing my OS engine to keep quitting but I do know it was not the engine. Same clutch, bearings and pipe, everything the same on the engine but it is now on the XB9 and it ran perfectly. The crank bolt was very close to the tank on the Mugen, you can see where other flywheels have rubbed on it, the Werks has the Losi clutch and flywheel while the OS had the factory Xray flywheel and clutch setup with the big square head crank bolt not the rounded one. I did need to tune a bit and do a little adjusting as the day got hot, but I also found a small leak in my fuel line on the Xb9 but once I got the leak fixed it ran like a champ. We also have a new track
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=9BXGvmss9Zg
What engine do you think will do the best, the X5L or the X3L?
These are the tracks I will be racing on the most as I think they will be shutting down the smaller older ones.
#7675
https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...9MtzWJGU#at=28
Monty, you and I were right. I still do not know for sure what was causing my OS engine to keep quitting but I do know it was not the engine. Same clutch, bearings and pipe, everything the same on the engine but it is now on the XB9 and it ran perfectly. The crank bolt was very close to the tank on the Mugen, you can see where other flywheels have rubbed on it, the Werks has the Losi clutch and flywheel while the OS had the factory Xray flywheel and clutch setup with the big square head crank bolt not the rounded one. I did need to tune a bit and do a little adjusting as the day got hot, but I also found a small leak in my fuel line on the Xb9 but once I got the leak fixed it ran like a champ. We also have a new track
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=9BXGvmss9Zg
What engine do you think will do the best, the X5L or the X3L?
These are the tracks I will be racing on the most as I think they will be shutting down the smaller older ones.
Monty, you and I were right. I still do not know for sure what was causing my OS engine to keep quitting but I do know it was not the engine. Same clutch, bearings and pipe, everything the same on the engine but it is now on the XB9 and it ran perfectly. The crank bolt was very close to the tank on the Mugen, you can see where other flywheels have rubbed on it, the Werks has the Losi clutch and flywheel while the OS had the factory Xray flywheel and clutch setup with the big square head crank bolt not the rounded one. I did need to tune a bit and do a little adjusting as the day got hot, but I also found a small leak in my fuel line on the Xb9 but once I got the leak fixed it ran like a champ. We also have a new track
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=9BXGvmss9Zg
What engine do you think will do the best, the X5L or the X3L?
These are the tracks I will be racing on the most as I think they will be shutting down the smaller older ones.
Doesnt look like much traction though , killer layouts and awesome size though

X5 lightning will not be as tractable as X3 lightning , you cant go wrong either way Jerome
#7676
Yeah traction sucks, I found out yesterday proline calibers suck on the first track. Maybe next weekend or the following one I will try out the new track. The cityblocks work ok, but mainly I have to use a pin tire like the Enduro or crimefighter for the best results, but with my XB9 it still gets loose in the rear from time to time.
#7677
Tech Initiate
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 21
Want to take a second to thank Monty for taking the time to answer all my questions during the purchase, break in, and then tuning of the X5. We ran the X5 over the weekend at the RC Pro Series race in Belton, Tx. and it ran flawlessly, had lots of smooth tractable power, and good run time( even with the 8mm restrictor, hot plug and conservative tune ). If you're looking for a good race engine and great customer service give Monty a call!
TQ and won the Int. Buggy A not bad for first weekend with HES power!
TQ and won the Int. Buggy A not bad for first weekend with HES power!
#7678
Want to take a second to thank Monty for taking the time to answer all my questions during the purchase, break in, and then tuning of the X5. We ran the X5 over the weekend at the RC Pro Series race in Belton, Tx. and it ran flawlessly, had lots of smooth tractable power, and good run time( even with the 8mm restrictor, hot plug and conservative tune ). If you're looking for a good race engine and great customer service give Monty a call!
TQ and won the Int. Buggy A not bad for first weekend with HES power!
TQ and won the Int. Buggy A not bad for first weekend with HES power!
Hope Casey hsd a blast and good job to the young man !
#7679
Tech Regular
iTrader: (2)
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 273
Want to take a second to thank Monty for taking the time to answer all my questions during the purchase, break in, and then tuning of the X5. We ran the X5 over the weekend at the RC Pro Series race in Belton, Tx. and it ran flawlessly, had lots of smooth tractable power, and good run time( even with the 8mm restrictor, hot plug and conservative tune ). If you're looking for a good race engine and great customer service give Monty a call!
TQ and won the Int. Buggy A not bad for first weekend with HES power!
TQ and won the Int. Buggy A not bad for first weekend with HES power!



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youre nuts Joe
funny though