Thanks for the reply. This of course begs the question then, what is/are "good" Novarossi carbs? I will be using if in 1/8th scale buggy btw. Thanks -J

Only thing i did is fill the crank ,otherwise bone stock

Somebody said i was full of shit so i took it apart to show them

The newer carbs are much better on mileage

24063 24069 are my preferred

I could see where a 3 port would have an advantage. I went out my first practice with big power.

Huge mistake.

Im guessing you didnt feel like introducing yourself ?

Os speeds are 3 ports right?

I called your name after you tuned Farnham's truggy or buggy - you didn't turn so I didn't worry much.

I'll send you my nudes in a bit. You doing silver state?

Woo hoo I'm rctech famous

Had to be my truck Monty wouldn't put his hands on a dirty picco motor

;)

Fusion X will turn your hair orange

Oh boii lol

I love that photo! Especially after all the crap about all the orange on my cars! I see something rubbed off on him from July. :ha::ha::ha::ha:

Brian "huggy bear" hughlin dared me to wear it cornermarshalling , i said give it here i will wear it while i race and corner suckafoo

Big pimpin' ! :D

Thank you for the previous reply about the carbs. I picked up one of the 24069's. It looks identical to one of the RB carbs I have (off of a ws7 III), except that the LS needle is shorter. They both have 2 sets of o-rings, but one has a shorter tapered section. Do you know if I can swap out the shorter needle (in the RB carb) for the longer one from the 24069? If not, what would be the disadvantage to the shorter needle? Also, I went to your website, and couldn't find a contact link (I may be blind btw). I would like to send you a motor to have modded. Thanks again, Jeff.