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Originally Posted by twitch_1
(Post 10557016)
i'm running the hong nor 2080 with nice temps 120-125 and getting about 14 min runtime with a 6.5mm ventri with heaps of power
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Originally Posted by stallen50
(Post 10557498)
Mine took about 2 1/2 gals what temps wers you running. and what breakin method?
Just driving around the back yard. Engine temps at 210 or so. I think it rips but I can tell once it drops its nuts it is really going to scream. I used the WERKS break in method. I use that on all my engines. I have over half gallon on this motor with 30% WERKS. I am racing it this weekend broke in or not.:lol: |
Originally Posted by razzie
(Post 10557585)
Wow..14mins run time on a buggy? Thats super amazing! I tried 3 tanks and it ranges from 9min 45s to 11 mins with a 7mm venturi. Temp was 120c when it ran out of gas. Of course the pipe plays a major part, but its the fingers and track layout plays a major part as well. As for me, im more than satisfied with the performance and i wouldnt take the risk. Better to pit at 7mins..:)
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Originally Posted by razzie
(Post 10557585)
Wow..14mins run time on a buggy? Thats super amazing! I tried 3 tanks and it ranges from 9min 45s to 11 mins with a 7mm venturi. Temp was 120c when it ran out of gas. Of course the pipe plays a major part, but its the fingers and track layout plays a major part as well. As for me, im more than satisfied with the performance and i wouldnt take the risk. Better to pit at 7mins..:)
I'm much the same but when you race against 5 of the top drivers in the country on a club day just to make the A, I need good runtime cause every little bit helps... |
nice quote. racing kinda competitive now. not just the a finals. all finals are tough. the arrow give me better confidence. awesome motor. and it runs along with the big boys which left many smitten
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Has anyone had trouble running Werks plugs in there Arrows?
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Originally Posted by Stewie
(Post 10565467)
Has anyone had trouble running Werks plugs in there Arrows?
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Originally Posted by Stewie
(Post 10565467)
Has anyone had trouble running Werks plugs in there Arrows?
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I thought I would try the Werks plug and it seems to be running fine though. Only issue I had was it didn't seem to want to thread in the head correctly for some reason. Either way, just to be on the safe side I have a new head and some bullitt p3 plugs on the way.
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Originally Posted by pcage
(Post 10562923)
nice quote. racing kinda competitive now. not just the a finals. all finals are tough. the arrow give me better confidence. awesome motor. and it runs along with the big boys which left many smitten
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Originally Posted by R/C Lidz
(Post 10466075)
here are the settings for an OS Speed- should be close:
idle- 1 1/8 from just closed HSN: 2 1/4 LSN: 3 1/2 Mid: 3 1/4 (flush) |
Originally Posted by rfleck
(Post 10569727)
Are these the stock settings for the arrow? Ready to put her on the ground after a little bit of break in time.
The needles should be set from the factory, but here is the right settings for an Arrow: -HSN: 3 turns open from closed -LSN: FLUSH with the ball link body -MSN: FLUSH with the carb body (generally, slot pointing around the 9 and 3 o'clock hour - though not always, so do whatever is flush) -Idle: Set a 0.75mm idle gap with the venturi insert out! Arrow says 0.5mm, but once you fire up the engine for the first time, you can lower it as needed. |
Originally Posted by Stewie
(Post 10565998)
I thought I would try the Werks plug and it seems to be running fine though. Only issue I had was it didn't seem to want to thread in the head correctly for some reason. Either way, just to be on the safe side I have a new head and some bullitt p3 plugs on the way.
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Originally Posted by Stewie
(Post 10565467)
Has anyone had trouble running Werks plugs in there Arrows?
The Arrow was ripping today. Love it. Running a WERKS 2057 pipe today. Love it. Sounds pretty nasty as well. |
Now wE all know this 3 port engine run very good,is there possible they will have modified version like OS speed,or maybe 5 or 7 port?
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