Ofna Force .21 JL
#421
Here is a vid of controlled practice with my Losi 8ight T 2.0 and
Clockwork Racing modded JL .21 w/JP-4.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D54KwiUVp94
Clockwork Racing modded JL .21 w/JP-4.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D54KwiUVp94
Last edited by aaron joy; 02-24-2010 at 09:38 PM.
#422
Here is a vid of controlled practice with my Losi 8ight T 2.0 and
Clockwork Racing modded JL .21 w/JP-4.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D54KwiUVp94
Clockwork Racing modded JL .21 w/JP-4.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D54KwiUVp94


you get any vid with me on it?
#423
Went 10 mins no problem lastnight with jp-3, I did lean it about 1 1/2 hr on the top and drove with a lite finger with the fuel left in tank I think it would have got to at least 12mins. I could not be happier with these engines, the two I have are showing no signs of giving up and each have approx. 4 gallons and one had an air filter pop off for about 5 mins. at one race. Both are bone stock.
#425
http://www.nitrohouse.com/catalog/pr...ducts_id=21551
You want to make this engine even faster, pm Maximo (Clockwork Racing) for a modded version.
You want to make this engine even faster, pm Maximo (Clockwork Racing) for a modded version.
#428
#430
I finally had some decent weather today ( +3˚C ), so I went out and put 2 more tanks through my Clocked JL, but decided to try the AE2035 pipe out this time around.
I used a medium length Dynamite header with the pipe, ran one warm up tank, and one tank doing WOT pulls on dry pavement ( again, I know it's not the track, but it's all I have until Spring ).
I checked the time( 3:58pm ) after I refilled the tank ( tank # 8 ), and drove at WOT doing long pulls, only pulling over for any traffic when necessary. This thing screams, and it's it's uber-smooth. It will break the tires loose on pavement if I clamp it down, or it will ramp up as smoothly as I pull the throttle an the power keeps on pulling.
I shut it down after what felt like forever, and checked the time, 4:11pm! That's between 11 to 12 minutes . Lookin' good so far, I can't wait to get it on a track.
I used a medium length Dynamite header with the pipe, ran one warm up tank, and one tank doing WOT pulls on dry pavement ( again, I know it's not the track, but it's all I have until Spring ).
I checked the time( 3:58pm ) after I refilled the tank ( tank # 8 ), and drove at WOT doing long pulls, only pulling over for any traffic when necessary. This thing screams, and it's it's uber-smooth. It will break the tires loose on pavement if I clamp it down, or it will ramp up as smoothly as I pull the throttle an the power keeps on pulling.

I shut it down after what felt like forever, and checked the time, 4:11pm! That's between 11 to 12 minutes . Lookin' good so far, I can't wait to get it on a track.

#432
I had a JP-4 on it before the 2035. The JP-4 really came alive from early mid to high, but had a slight delay at the bottom.
The 2035 has more punch, and still pulls to the moon, I think it's suits a truggy better, but won't know for sure until our track opens up. The mileage with the AE pipe seems outstanding so far for the conditions that I ran it under that day.
The 2035 has more punch, and still pulls to the moon, I think it's suits a truggy better, but won't know for sure until our track opens up. The mileage with the AE pipe seems outstanding so far for the conditions that I ran it under that day.



