OS FS26S-C 4-stroke development
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#1157




Nolan informed after seeing the video that the intake manifold was upside down; now it's turned and will give 100% of gas/air instead of 80% that was on the video..
Guys, pinion teeth are now 5 teeth taller than the stock with 2-stroke - do you think it's enough or should I try even taller pinion gears?
Stock 15/19
Now 20/25
Thanks
#1158
Mika,
Nolan recommended to me to gear higher and higher until I notice the car slowing down.
Right now, I'm running 23/29... And the car seems to want to do more. Unfortunately I can't find any 0.8 mod pinions that are bigger, so I will have to make some custom gears.
Nolan recommended to me to gear higher and higher until I notice the car slowing down.
Right now, I'm running 23/29... And the car seems to want to do more. Unfortunately I can't find any 0.8 mod pinions that are bigger, so I will have to make some custom gears.
#1159
Originally Posted by MikaR
Nolan informed after seeing the video that the intake manifold was upside down; now it's turned and will give 100% of gas/air instead of 80% that was on the video.. Guys, pinion teeth are now 5 teeth taller than the stock with 2-stroke - do you think it's enough or should I try even taller pinion gears? Stock 15/19 Now 20/25 Thanks __________________ Nitro: RRR evo 2 RB V12 Rody / Orion CRF12, Spada 09 O.S. FS26SC, Inferno GT Novarossi S21P3 / Orion CRF21, Brushless: Inferno VE, Ultima SC10 Orion 17T, TF-5 Orion prostock 13.5T sensored
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#1164
Tech Rookie
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 2
nice! car. i just got myself a brandnew os fs26 cx with pull start, just wanna ask u guy is there a backplate from other engine will fit in it ?. Cause i want to put the ez start in but the oneway is 8x14mm which is 2mm biger than the oneway from the ez start gear in put
#1166
Tech Rookie
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 10
that question really should be its own topic such as "ez start on fs26" and explained slightly more clearly....2mm which way? length, diameter?anyways...

this is one damn insane thread

i got myself an os26 ages ago, never realising it was now available as a car engine...
it was exactly what i intended doing
the mods you guys do! some handy hints indeed. hell of a read...i gotta get me a brand spanking new one to mess with... keep the plane one for the slowflyer
sound beautiful with just a straight pipe
#1167
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From: Lexington, KY
I have for sale a new in package HPI Dodge Viper GTS-R 280mm body HPI part number 7500. It has never been out of the package-
These are getting hard to find these days!!
I am selling it for $45 plus shipping. That's cheap!
Please email me DIRECTLY at [email protected] or call my cell,
859-806-0506
Much thanks guys, and long live the Kyosho Four Stroke Superten!!
Later, jon
These are getting hard to find these days!!
I am selling it for $45 plus shipping. That's cheap!

Please email me DIRECTLY at [email protected] or call my cell,
859-806-0506
Much thanks guys, and long live the Kyosho Four Stroke Superten!!
Later, jon
#1170
So, my race FS26S-C in my gas truck was getting pretty soft - acting like it was time for a new ring. Since I had a spare sleeve from an older engine laying around, I took it to a machinist and had him cut .016" off the top just for giggles. I put that sleeve in the engine with no shims, adjusted the valves, and it was magic!
It made that tired engine run as good as or better than when it has a fresh ring in it! I'm at about 2000' elevation here, so if anyone at a lower elevation tries it, maybe put the shim in and try that first (they are .008" thick).
This just serves as a good reminder that these engines have no way to adjust the ignition timing other than by adjusting the compression. It makes sense that the FS26C would be a pretty low compression design, since its parts are straight off an ancient airplane engine. We demand more RPM and HP than that airplane compression ratio was ever intended to deliver, so I'm thinking it makes sense that we would need higher compression.
It made that tired engine run as good as or better than when it has a fresh ring in it! I'm at about 2000' elevation here, so if anyone at a lower elevation tries it, maybe put the shim in and try that first (they are .008" thick).

This just serves as a good reminder that these engines have no way to adjust the ignition timing other than by adjusting the compression. It makes sense that the FS26C would be a pretty low compression design, since its parts are straight off an ancient airplane engine. We demand more RPM and HP than that airplane compression ratio was ever intended to deliver, so I'm thinking it makes sense that we would need higher compression.



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