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Old 06-20-2006, 11:11 AM
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Old 07-03-2006, 11:58 AM
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Hi

I have a new BRB set and put it in the JP T05 crankl case with a T05 crank. I set the head clearance to 0.4mm and used 16% fuel. I am having troble getting the thing to run. It has no bottom end whatsoever and runs like a dog. Has anybody else had problems?

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Old 07-10-2006, 09:42 AM
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why did you not answer to my pm, please i must have your help

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Old 07-10-2006, 10:07 PM
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Originally Posted by ziggy12345
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I have a new BRB set and put it in the JP T05 crankl case with a T05 crank. I set the head clearance to 0.4mm and used 16% fuel. I am having troble getting the thing to run. It has no bottom end whatsoever and runs like a dog. Has anybody else had problems?

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How many tanks have you run it?
What Pipe are you using? Try JP 2620
what car?
what is yr clutch setting?

U can PM me if you like.

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Old 07-10-2006, 11:09 PM
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Ran a practice day this weekend.
Tried the a mugen 2620 pipe with std conical and a long manifold.
Pipe is definately better than the mega 2601 on the top end.
Overall found it to have a broad powerband and I could make 6 mins on a tank.With the Mega I could just make 5 mins.
I did pick up a problem later in the day ,engine kept leaning out.
Looks like the carb took a knock ,kinked the base of carb that goes into crank case.
The carb twisted and the lock that screws through crankcase dented the carb neck.Only explanation for damage.
What carb can I use to replace the std carb???

Running 16% with thin shim supplied with engine and a Mega 6 hot plug.
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Originally Posted by razzor
Ran a practice day this weekend.
Tried the a mugen 2620 pipe with std conical and a long manifold.
Pipe is definately better than the mega 2601 on the top end.
Overall found it to have a broad powerband and I could make 6 mins on a tank.With the Mega I could just make 5 mins.
I did pick up a problem later in the day ,engine kept leaning out.
Looks like the carb took a knock ,kinked the base of carb that goes into crank case.
The carb twisted and the lock that screws through crankcase dented the carb neck.Only explanation for damage.
What carb can I use to replace the std carb???

Running 16% with thin shim supplied with engine and a Mega 6 hot plug.
We have individual Carb for Sale or if you have Sirio (prefer new 2006 version) or Novarossi's.
Just make sure when you use old carbs, they dont have leak problem because the O rings inside them need replacement in regular bases.
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Old 07-11-2006, 03:57 PM
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Ziggy, I think you're overshimmed for 16% fuel. It should be .3mm or maybe .25mm shim thickness. .4mm is what I run for 30% nitro.
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Originally Posted by Surge
Ziggy, I think you're overshimmed for 16% fuel. It should be .3mm or maybe .25mm shim thickness. .4mm is what I run for 30% nitro.
In ideal circumstances yes. If I run .3 I end up with serious pitting on the piston. We dont have the same high temps in the UK as you do in the US most of the year. We need to run more shims to get the temp up on the engine. The other factor being altitude. I race at sea level. .4mm is the minimum we get away with.

Its only the latest batch of BRB that is causing problems. Tuning has become really difficult for most people to say the least. Thats just changing the P/L and nothing else so something has been done differently which isnt working in our climate.
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Old 07-12-2006, 12:13 AM
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Yes I have 4 sets, one piston came apart after running in and the others dont work. Its not that they dont tune, they just dont work
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Old 07-13-2006, 10:05 PM
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Yes I have 4 sets, one piston came apart after running in and the others dont work. Its not that they dont tune, they just dont work
Shim advice Eduard

0.3 will compress to about 0.25 with the alu shim

I also had a piston crack apart while running in and a rod snap at the oil hole.

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I have fitted a ZX12 p/l - need to ream pr12 rod for gudgeon pin and about 0.2 undersleeve shim - PR12 head button fits if plug is loose and no shims. Hope to run it soon.
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Originally Posted by C Mike Hunt
Shim advice Eduard

0.3 will compress to about 0.25 with the alu shim

I also had a piston crack apart while running in and a rod snap at the oil hole.

No reply from edward re- parts.
I have fitted a ZX12 p/l - need to ream pr12 rod for gudgeon pin and about 0.2 undersleeve shim - PR12 head button fits if plug is loose and no shims. Hope to run it soon.
I also had a similar problem with a BRB piston breaking. Edward set it right tho.
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How do you properly break in BRB p/s/r ?

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My regular break in is three tanks rich settings at a temp of 180-200 degree f. and then set it on the track for 4 tanks half to three quarter throttle and after tune the low end and work the high end needle to race tune in the next three tanks. talk at you later Peter
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Old 07-22-2006, 11:11 PM
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shimming under the sleeve ,pros and cons ???
Do you change powerband of engine by doing this ?

Any info and guidelines welcome ?
I am running .45 head clearance at the moment with 16%
What I noticed is that there is no sign of detonation on piston and the plug hasnt distorted but I have seen wear on one side of head button.
Looks like the button has indentation on one side.
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Old 07-23-2006, 02:37 AM
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Under liner shims mover the power band up to give you more top end power. Removing them brings it down. I have given my liner to a machine shop to machine .3mm from under the liner flange so I can adjust the band depending on the track
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