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Tune differently as opposed to?
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Originally Posted by houston
(Post 12317944)
Tune differently as opposed to?
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Thank you for the recomendations, I am thinking about the 21-4BTTS/WC with the dual Ceramic bearings, a 41029/2096 combo. Anyone on here running that? I am guessing a 6mm restrictor in the buggy will be golden.
On another note I did notice that on the long needle carb it seems like the balance point is more like 5 turns out rather than 4.25.... I am a rookie when it comes to tunning so take what ever I just said with a grain a salt or rather just a random comment. I really need to work on my tunning skills. Becuase girls like guys with Skills. |
A question on my 4BTTS:
While re-assemblying the engine after normal dissambly for cleaning and inspection, I noticed alot of play in the rod/crank joint. I replaced the rod but there was still alot of play in the joint (especially noticable while a TDC). I suspect the crank is worn out. My question is: could this happen from waiting too long to replace the rod? |
Where can I get spare throttle linkage ballcups without buying the whole linkage setup. I have looked everywhere I can think of and just cant find it.
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Originally Posted by Jhughes
(Post 12325606)
Where can I get spare throttle linkage ballcups without buying the whole linkage setup. I have looked everywhere I can think of and just cant find it.
Perhaps Houston will chime in with an answer. |
Originally Posted by Jhughes
(Post 12325606)
Where can I get spare throttle linkage ballcups without buying the whole linkage setup. I have looked everywhere I can think of and just cant find it.
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Thanks for that offer but I would like to find a package of a few of them to have in the toolbox for spares. I am new to nitro and should really have asked this question first:
How loose does the ballcup need to be. I can easily pop the cup off with very little effort, is this okay. I haven't raced the car yet so I don't if it coming off will be a problem. |
They usually fit pretty tight. I have to twist mine off. I can pop it off by pulling it with my fingers but it's tough and hard on the ball cup, so I twist em off. Sounds like yours may be wore out.
These might work....???? http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Ball-Cup-Set-6 Call em, they might know if they work or tell ya what will work.... |
Originally Posted by CanyonCarverR1
(Post 12324980)
A question on my 4BTTS:
While re-assemblying the engine after normal dissambly for cleaning and inspection, I noticed alot of play in the rod/crank joint. I replaced the rod but there was still alot of play in the joint (especially noticable while a TDC). I suspect the crank is worn out. My question is: could this happen from waiting too long to replace the rod? |
I have a 4BTT WC (2 Gallons) and a Keep Off 7XL (less than 500ml), 9886SS/41001 and 2096SS/41021 for sale if anyone is interested:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...l#post12331714 Thanks for looking, JJ |
Looking for recommendations for a setup for buggy. I'm an electric guy who knows nothing about Nitro. I'll have some veteran help to get me through when I need it.
What Motor / header / Pipe combo would be they way to go for me? I started putting together a wish list and took a stab at it. I went with the following. S21P5XLT 9901 41021 |
Originally Posted by Bob Barry
(Post 12334409)
Looking for recommendations for a setup for buggy. I'm an electric guy who knows nothing about Nitro. I'll have some veteran help to get me through when I need it.
What Motor / header / Pipe combo would be they way to go for me? I started putting together a wish list and took a stab at it. I went with the following. S21P5XLT 9901 41021 good header choice, I would say for the pipe get the 2096. Little smoother on the bottom end with better top end and better runtime. I'll send you a PM soon. |
Originally Posted by beidle99
(Post 12334514)
Bob,
good header choice, I would say for the pipe get the 2096. Little smoother on the bottom end with better top end and better runtime. I'll send you a PM soon. I looked up that pipe you suggested and it's recommended for Euro tracks. Low bite, high speed, flowing. Other than the low bite, not sure that applies :P |
Originally Posted by Bob Barry
(Post 12334595)
Hey Nick,
I looked up that pipe you suggested and it's recommended for Euro tracks. Low bite, high speed, flowing. Other than the low bite, not sure that applies :P |
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