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hookem34 04-07-2013 06:10 PM


Originally Posted by RockStar_199 (Post 12020048)
I have a btt that I need bearings changed. Local hobby shop didn't have the correct bearing puller. Does the hudy come with everything I need? I also need bearings for it....what are the sizes, I can't seem to find the correct ones.

Mark I have the Hudy tool. It works perfect on the Nova's. If you want to try it out, let me know.

RockStar_199 04-07-2013 06:56 PM

Have you changed a bearing for a btt? I just need to know if the hudy kit is able to do that motor because I think the btt have diff size bearings

hookem34 04-07-2013 06:57 PM


Originally Posted by RockStar_199 (Post 12020535)
Have you changed a bearing for a btt? I just need to know if the hudy kit is able to do that motor because I think the btt have diff size bearings

Yep, changed my CRE BTTS with no issue.

RockStar_199 04-07-2013 07:05 PM

Thanks that's all I needed to know :nod: I just bought one

hookem34 04-07-2013 07:26 PM


Originally Posted by RockStar_199 (Post 12020586)
Thanks that's all I needed to know :nod: I just bought one

Nice! The 17011 front bearing has a raised inner race, so make sure you place a washer between the bearing and bearing cup to prevent you from smashing the race. Sounds weird, but look at it when you get the tool and it will make sense.

houston 04-07-2013 09:01 PM


Originally Posted by RockStar_199 (Post 12020535)
Have you changed a bearing for a btt? I just need to know if the hudy kit is able to do that motor because I think the btt have diff size bearings

It takes a lil customzing or a machined washer that will only touch the outer race of the 17011 as it has an inner race that protrudes .3mm , seen allloooottt of messed up front 17011 because of this

RockStar_199 04-07-2013 09:32 PM

I'm just going to send it to you lol

houston 04-07-2013 09:51 PM


Originally Posted by RockStar_199 (Post 12021177)
I'm just going to send it to you lol

:lol:

Thats no prob bro

Just lmk

RCNitro13 04-07-2013 09:56 PM

With the button head, which way does the arrow point? I took it off but didn't pay attention to the orientation.

Also, should there be movement of the flywheel when the piston is right at the top of the sleeve? With the heat sink and back plate off, I noticed a few mm movement left and right when the piston was stuck at the top. The pin on the crank that goes into the bottom of the rod seemed a bit loose.

houston 04-07-2013 10:05 PM


Originally Posted by RCNitro13 (Post 12021236)
With the button head, which way does the arrow point? I took it off but didn't pay attention to the orientation.

Also, should there be movement of the flywheel when the piston is right at the top of the sleeve? With the heat sink and back plate off, I noticed a few mm movement left and right when the piston was stuck at the top. The pin on the crank that goes into the bottom of the rod seemed a bit loose.

Tdc is not where to check for rod/crankpin "slop" , thats normal

Towards exhaust but is a circle and will not hurt anything either way

RCNitro13 04-08-2013 12:17 AM

[QUOTE=houston;12021255]Tdc is not where to check for rod/crankpin "slop" , thats normal

OK, thanks. How would you check the slop?

houston 04-08-2013 12:46 AM

[QUOTE=RCNitro13;12021494]

Originally Posted by houston (Post 12021255)
Tdc is not where to check for rod/crankpin "slop" , thats normal

OK, thanks. How would you check the slop?

usually at the start of the compression stroke or get all technical and measure crankpin , under 4.92mm bad

R.M.S 04-09-2013 07:26 AM

what is the best fuel to run in a .21-4C engine? I normally use Byron 30% in my current engine, but noticed novarossi recommends 25%. I was thinking of 25% worlds blend

beidle99 04-10-2013 06:23 AM

30% is fine. That all I run on my plus 4 btt. Can't go wrong with Byrons.

R.M.S 04-10-2013 09:50 AM


Originally Posted by beidle99 (Post 12030385)
30% is fine. That all I run on my plus 4 btt. Can't go wrong with Byrons.

Perfect, Thanks!


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