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Originally Posted by Jaz240
(Post 10786804)
These guys dont race at my home track..The RE-12 is similar to the 9901 and the 9901 sucked on my track..Our home track is 125x250' with a 230' WOT straight..I would trade the extra pit stop for a pipe that gives this engine balls..Grannies with walkers were passing me on the back straight:D
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I got a good deal on an RE-11 from another "terrible"
Hopefully it will bring up the top end. |
Originally Posted by Jaz240
(Post 10795792)
I got a good deal on an RE-11 from another "terrible"
Hopefully it will bring up the top end. |
My werks carb wasn't werking anymore so I switched to Nova carb. I'm loving the engine so I'll keep at it until I get it all sorted.
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Originally Posted by .rc_racer
(Post 10794389)
Take out the stock needles take the stock o rings off then take a small piece of teflon tape and wrap it around where the o ring goes then place the o ring back on its original place, bam your done, The Teflon tape makes the o ring fit snug like its supposed to. Hope this helps
I think I like that idea more than wrapping the threads. Anyone have experience with wrapping the threads? My concern is teflon tape seals and isn't designed to keep rotating - loosening, tightening, etc - that occurs with tuning an engine, and would become worthless after a while. |
Originally Posted by Rsickles
(Post 10796510)
Good suggestion.
I think I like that idea more than wrapping the threads. Anyone have experience with wrapping the threads? My concern is teflon tape seals and isn't designed to keep rotating - loosening, tightening, etc - that occurs with tuning an engine, and would become worthless after a while. |
What I have been doing on my Arrow and OS/Bullitt carbs is put a drop of red Thunder Innovation loctite on the threads of all the needles. Then let it sit over night before starting. That solves the loose needles. I replaced the carb o-rings on my Bullitt and Arrow engines and they were both still way too loose once the engine was at temp, so thread lock is the way to go imo.
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What's the feedback on the modded arrow engines anyone using
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Originally Posted by Hobby Pro USA
(Post 10801510)
What I have been doing on my Arrow and OS/Bullitt carbs is put a drop of red Thunder Innovation loctite on the threads of all the needles. Then let it sit over night before starting. That solves the loose needles. I replaced the carb o-rings on my Bullitt and Arrow engines and they were both still way too loose once the engine was at temp, so thread lock is the way to go imo.
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+1
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It is a shame, this thing is good , i wouldn't even want a modded version except for maybe in a truggy, the power delivery is awesome its so smoothe out of the hole, just a shame that the carb wont hold up.
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Will any Nova buggy carb do?
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Originally Posted by Tigergutt
(Post 10805445)
Will any Nova buggy carb do?
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Hi,
I am from Asia. We ran the Arrows here, with no whatsoever issue on the engine. The engine and carb all been very stable and easy to tune engine. We had a team running the Arrows running in an endurance 8 hours race. Should have finish 1st place.....if the car didn't break down.....and clock the fastest lap too. Eventually finish 2nd overall.......... So far this is the first time I read that USA have so many issue with carb. All the needles are super. The engine hold tune in hot and wet weather. and I find it very strange that Arrows in USA have many issues on the carb. |
im stil breaking in my arrow. My needles feels also a little loose,but didnt have any issues yet.
Im using a RB 2087/192 combo.Anyone else have a experience with the combo? In my novarossi 4btt it did feel a little more agressive al the way compered with the 9901.But still smooth... |
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