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Originally Posted by ryan6682
you have a pm
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Originally Posted by tg
pm?
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Hi Ryan can I ask where you are? and do you sell these engines? thank you
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Originally Posted by matt1_74
Hi Ryan can I ask where you are? and do you sell these engines? thank you
yea I handle the sales and service for www.racernine.com |
Originally Posted by tg
:cry: Hello people. After reading alot of this thread i bought an sts .28 as my nitrostar 25 crank case SNAPPED on a heavy impact landing up the wronge way on concrete. Today i have been running it in and am very impressed, but i have a big problem. The thread for the glow plug has stripped with little force tightening the plug and now i have fuel pissing out when it is running. Can anyone tell me if i have to get another sts button or will another make fit. As you can imagine it has fustrated me and i dont know where to get sts parts. Any advise will be much appreciated. Thanks.
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HI Dino!!
Please let me know if you check my engine and what happend Thanks Edgar Puerto Rico |
hi all
thinking about buying a sts 28 for my HPI savage. Good idea? will it be much faster then my k4.6? is a bolt stagiht in or will i have to mod? cheers ;) |
yes it will bolt right in and it has lots more power than the k4 motor.
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Originally Posted by ryan6682
yes it will bolt right in and it has lots more power than the k4 motor.
for me...just gear up..use 47 spur with 19CB. |
Originally Posted by jfc_tech
i second that and much much more that the K4. get ready yer 5th wheel or yer Savage X style head protector!!!! :nod:
for me...just gear up..use 47 spur with 19CB. I'm running 47/18 this motor is awesome!!! anybody knows between the sts 28 and the surefire .32 which one would be faster? I just read the article in an rc magazine about the sure fire but they said it only puts out 2.8hp not the 3.6hp that the company claims? |
Hey Good people!
I have a question for ya's, a couple of weeks back I sat down and read this thread and others from start to finish taking notes here and there, I noted and from memory it was Dino that wrote his LSN was approx 4 turns out and his HSN was approx 1.5 - 2 turns out. Is this correct? If so, can you tell me if the top of the LSN is pretty much flush with the brass bit (#21050B)? I ask as up until now the LSN has been way further out than it is now and my HSN has also been way further out that it is now. I am not sure whether these settings are safe to try! |
well thats how his was tuned for his altitude and climate.
you las generally ends up being somewhere close to flush. the hsn usually ends up down inside and not flush with the top of the fitting |
Originally Posted by matt1_74
Hey Good people!
I have a question for ya's, a couple of weeks back I sat down and read this thread and others from start to finish taking notes here and there, I noted and from memory it was Dino that wrote his LSN was approx 4 turns out and his HSN was approx 1.5 - 2 turns out. Is this correct? If so, can you tell me if the top of the LSN is pretty much flush with the brass bit (#21050B)? I ask as up until now the LSN has been way further out than it is now and my HSN has also been way further out that it is now. I am not sure whether these settings are safe to try! my LSN sticks out quite a bit, not sure how many turns i have since i just run my truck and listen to it to see how is running if it needs to be reachen or lean out and then check tempatures. so i don't keep count on turns anymore. |
Oh sorry, I am running it in a savage LE 3-spd 19/47 CB/SG.... anything less left me lying upside down.... but I have noticed my carb leaking so I have just sealed that also.... I shall try it later and monitor temps etc
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Glow plug!
Hy gents! I have a question about glow plugs for the .28STS engine. I drive a LST and due to the fact that my Mach.26 engine is quit damaged i will use my new STS one. burn in is quite OK and I understand the procedure - but which type of glow plug I should use for this STS? And - what is the recommended cooling head temperature during normal run. Here in germany the averrage temperature is about 20-25°C.
OK - thats it for today! :nod: |
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