Bullit rc engine
#121
Tech Apprentice
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 90
From: GERMANY
Hi and thank you!
And if i donīt have the old oneīs ist it possible to change ONLY the needleīs?
Or must i change the complete carb?

Michael
#122
You can change just the needles. You need three things + o-rings: LSN, slide valve, and mixture needle. Unfortunately you also need all three size carb o-rings (the mixture is small and large size, LSN is medium).
#124
I got the new longer LSN & mid mixture needles from Gene at HobbyProUSA and they both came with o-rings already installed on them. It was just an easy switch out from the old needles to the new ones and then do a complete re-tune of the engine. There wasn't any need to mess with the slide valve.
#125
Tech Addict
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Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 726
I dont understand why you guys are changing the needles. I have 3-4 gallons on my buggy engine with no problems and can get 10 at most tracks. 2 on my truggy and can get 12 min. Am I missing something? (I did not read the back post so was asking?)
#126
I agree, the engine ran great and I got excellent run times before I swapped out the needles, but with the new needles, the engine is even better and is now a breeze to tune (which I didn't think was possible).
#131
Tech Rookie
Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 8
The pipe is made in Italy, but it is basically the same pipe as the os 2060 only with the pressure nipple turned round.
Once os has finished with their current stock of pipes made in Japan the pipes from there on will all be made in Italy.
Once os has finished with their current stock of pipes made in Japan the pipes from there on will all be made in Italy.
#132
There are no tweaks or changes to the inside of the pipe.
Thanks
#134
maybe give the engine a go before making an opinion.
it would be more accurate. not having a go at you but its not really fair to someone trying to enter the market.
if you wanted an engine thats totally different , new case , head , internals etc etc you would be paying a price thats not really competitive. then the engine may not sell.
if its made by OS , which by the look of the carb , should be decent.
question , if its being made in taiwan why does it have made in japan on the ad ?
it would be more accurate. not having a go at you but its not really fair to someone trying to enter the market.
if you wanted an engine thats totally different , new case , head , internals etc etc you would be paying a price thats not really competitive. then the engine may not sell.
if its made by OS , which by the look of the carb , should be decent.
question , if its being made in taiwan why does it have made in japan on the ad ?
#135
maybe give the engine a go before making an opinion.
it would be more accurate. not having a go at you but its not really fair to someone trying to enter the market.
if you wanted an engine thats totally different , new case , head , internals etc etc you would be paying a price thats not really competitive. then the engine may not sell.
if its made by OS , which by the look of the carb , should be decent.
question , if its being made in taiwan why does it have made in japan on the ad ?
it would be more accurate. not having a go at you but its not really fair to someone trying to enter the market.
if you wanted an engine thats totally different , new case , head , internals etc etc you would be paying a price thats not really competitive. then the engine may not sell.
if its made by OS , which by the look of the carb , should be decent.
question , if its being made in taiwan why does it have made in japan on the ad ?
Did you post in the wrong thread or are you late to the party?



