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Old 05-29-2010, 07:53 AM
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Originally Posted by jpalessi
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anyone have any opinions on this clutch and problems it may cause?
Being that M2C stopped making that flywheel 3 years ago I'd say it's time to replace that whole clutch system. Might I suggest this one: http://www.m2cracing.com/product.sc?...&categoryId=46
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Old 05-30-2010, 08:36 AM
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looks like the old carb did not help at all. engine was behaving strangely on saturday.

after few minutes it was again stalling on a long straights (temp was 123C after 10minutes) did richen HSN. Temp went to 105C but no real change in behavior.

I dont understand why in one lap the engine is ballistic with no issues and in the next one it just does not work properly.
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Old 05-30-2010, 11:27 PM
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Im I right that the only differense between Race prep and the Stock engine, is that Race prep is broke in?
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Old 05-31-2010, 03:13 AM
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prity much
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Originally Posted by KristianAK
Im I right that the only differense between Race prep and the Stock engine, is that Race prep is broke in?
That's my understanding and I'm fairly sure it's correct on this
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wallot sounds like your idle and low speed are not set right..

and yes only dif from stock and rp is that the rp comes broken in. even thought stock dosnt come broken in it dosnt leave edds shop till he inspects it and shims the head properly.
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Old 05-31-2010, 06:43 AM
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Hey J Bright what temps are you getting?
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I am not Jbright but I am temping at 190 to 200 on my Full Mod. It gets 10 mins easy in my T 2.0. I pitted at 9:30 yesterday and made the next 10:30 easily. I did a dry run test and it made 12 mins to completely dry. I put a new plug in before the main and then checked it after, it looked almost new, just a light gold tinge on the face of the plug. The tune is very close, where before it was too fat on bottom. The plug face was brownish black and the coil was becoming pull distorted. I could not ask for more out of this engine.
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im gonna order one friday what pipe workes best with the race preped
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086 works great and is cheap. The 9901 will give better millage, but is more expensive.
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or what i like best. 2041 awesome throttle response and great runtime.
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Originally Posted by tom slick 50
im gonna order one friday what pipe workes best with the race preped
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ine-Tuned-Pipe
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Originally Posted by Alan D.
086 works great and is cheap. The 9901 will give better millage, but is more expensive.
already got dynamite 086 ill try that pipe first then thanks
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what can be wrong with the tune? on my previous engine (the one with snapped conrod thanks to something stopping flywheel at max revs) the carb worked great No issues at all.
also the engine worked great during testing and then during a race it just started to do the same things as with the carb it came with. the LSN should be about right as the acceleration is great. Idle is open about 1/8 turn from stock maybe 1/4 at most.

engine is about 220F after 7 minute run at the track.
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Originally Posted by wallot
what can be wrong with the tune? on my previous engine (the one with snapped conrod thanks to something stopping flywheel at max revs) the carb worked great No issues at all.
also the engine worked great during testing and then during a race it just started to do the same things as with the carb it came with. the LSN should be about right as the acceleration is great. Idle is open about 1/8 turn from stock maybe 1/4 at most.

engine is about 220F after 7 minute run at the track.
try putting the needles back to factory....flush on top and bottom
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