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Originally Posted by McD44
(Post 11249463)
LOL yeah it's getting a bit confusing. I did some testing/tuning today and 6 hours in from flush on the LSN just results in severe flooding. I'm at a point now where it idles well, responds extremely well to throttle input, has great smoke under power, maintains a temp of 210°-215° and only two stages for about 1-2 seconds after a WOT run down the straight. Pinch test results in 4-6 seconds of normal idle, a slight rise in RPM and then it dies.
FWIW I'm about 18 hours in on the LSN and 4-5 hours in on the HSN. Idle gap is exactly .7mm. The engine has great pinch and now that it's close to a good tune it is very powerful. I'm diggin' it! |
thats good to hear its going good, I ran the GX7R for a couple of seasons, fantastic motor, fast and very reliable.
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ANY INFO PLEASE
could anyone tell me anything about this motor...
21/abc/rear exhaust silver buggy engine crank 14mm 5p+2 is it a good motor for a nitro newbie... and also would do ok in a truggy... |
Originally Posted by banditcustoms
(Post 11290724)
could anyone tell me anything about this motor...
21/abc/rear exhaust silver buggy engine crank 14mm 5p+2 is it a good motor for a nitro newbie... and also would do ok in a truggy... they don't make the rod for them anymore so if you need to replace the rod in the future u will need to buy the new crankshaft as well, as the newer cranks have a larger pin for the rod. HTH great avatar u have as well :cool: |
Originally Posted by MAGPIE-121
(Post 11291166)
new or second hand ?, if new it's a good choice for truggy with lots of bottom end power & enough top end to keep the smile on your dial.
they don't make the rod for them anymore so if you need to replace the rod in the future u will need to buy the new crankshaft as well, as the newer cranks have a larger pin for the rod. HTH great avatar u have as well :cool: Rex |
Originally Posted by MAGPIE-121
(Post 11291166)
new or second hand ?, if new it's a good choice for truggy with lots of bottom end power & enough top end to keep the smile on your dial.
they don't make the rod for them anymore so if you need to replace the rod in the future u will need to buy the new crankshaft as well, as the newer cranks have a larger pin for the rod. HTH great avatar u have as well :cool: |
Originally Posted by NM RACING
(Post 11291611)
hi, a friend of mine has one of the older 3 ports, before the GX series, will the gx series p/s/r fit in the older 3 port? if so i am assuming he will need the crank also? after all said and done he may be better off just updating the hole engine to a new one?
Rex |
Originally Posted by MAGPIE-121
(Post 11291166)
new or second hand ?, if new it's a good choice for truggy with lots of bottom end power & enough top end to keep the smile on your dial.
they don't make the rod for them anymore so if you need to replace the rod in the future u will need to buy the new crankshaft as well, as the newer cranks have a larger pin for the rod. HTH great avatar u have as well :cool: thanks for the infomation.. and thanks on the avatar... im new to nitro,, ive been running electric for a while and just got a losi 8 t 2.0,, it has the losi 454 on it but the gas mileage is not there... im only getting about 6 min out of a tank.. and in a 20min main... im in the pit a lot... what about tuning.. will it hold a tune pretty good??? |
Hey Bandit, if its the model before the GXI series (gold heads) it will be fine for a truggy, the 5 ports older than that had a few carb problems but the last of the silver head 5 ports had the alloy/composite carb.
Check the carb orings are ok before you run it, if they are the brown ones replace them with the black ones. |
What you should do is measure the crank pin of a gen 5 and then a gen 5.5 or above and see for your self the gen 5 crank pin was 4.97 mm the new crank pin is 4.99. there no disputing an acurate digital measuring device.
The rtr go engine still have the 4.97 crank pin. Hope this helps Naa |
Originally Posted by NM RACING
(Post 11291611)
hi, a friend of mine has one of the older 3 ports, before the GX series, will the gx series p/s/r fit in the older 3 port? if so i am assuming he will need the crank also? after all said and done he may be better off just updating the hole engine to a new one?
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If you are looking for a new engine or parts we have them as well for older models.
http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/nitroaddi...&_trksid=p3686 |
Originally Posted by curacing2
(Post 11302470)
Hey Bandit, if its the model before the GXI series (gold heads) it will be fine for a truggy, the 5 ports older than that had a few carb problems but the last of the silver head 5 ports had the alloy/composite carb.
Check the carb orings are ok before you run it, if they are the brown ones replace them with the black ones. |
Are you in the US?
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Originally Posted by motomatt
(Post 11317763)
Are you in the US?
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