Mine was running very well at the gallon mark too at similar temps. Things started to change when I hit 2 gallon and didn't seem to hold the tune too well. I am going to lean it to about 250 - 260F this weekend and see what happens. The weather sucks here in Hong Kong as well...been about 80-95% humidity with a 25-30Celsius Temp!!

it runs good, 200 F, about 95 C :D

Guys, just tested my STS .21T and im very impressed, even when the manual says that for 35ºC weather temp the engine must go up to 140ºC, i run mine on 97ºC mark and wow, the engine its doing great ... :


- Video 01 : http://images.domino.org/d/57077-1/2...cha_01_LBR.wmv

- Video 02 : http://images.domino.org/d/57080-1/2...cha_02_LBR.wmv

- Video 03 : http://images.domino.org/d/57083-1/2...cha_03_LBR.wmv

- Video 04 : http://images.domino.org/d/57086-1/2...cha_04_LBR.wmv



enjoy,

another satisfied customer. :nod: :nod:
love yer videos. :cool:

Excellant car, nice engine and good driver I saw in the video,

I can't get the videos to work for some reason. Sounds good though!! :blush:

Update your Window Media Player, :lol:

The last post got me thinking - as it turns out, it's not my Media Player (it's up to date) - it was my anti-virus/security settings. It's all sorted now!!

Great videos and yep - good driving too, it's very dusty and slippery isn't it?!! #Cough#!!

I went to tune my Buggy yesterday, the .28 engine on it was too much for the place . where a lot of holes and loose rock on the ground. the engien is too powerful to drive until I richen it up quite a bit.

I was having fun until the pull star string breaks :cry:
overall I like this engine much better then the orion .28 I used to have on my old MBX-5

is .28 be too much for the X1CRT?
on my savage, should be ok...but on truggy? any comment?

the .28 is perfect for the truggies. :nod: :nod:

i don have to install wheelie of some sort or roll cage, rite :sneaky:
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Our driver for pro-hobby runs one in his jammin truggy. Works great , hes finishing in the top 3 in most races he attends. Its a modified version, but stock is more than fine. We also are using some of the STS venturis / reducers to increase fuel milage a bit. Along with a JP-2 and JP-1 pipe.

Its worth a try, see how it manages on your track.

is the stock .28 not fuel efficient ..not even last 8 or 10 minutes??? :eek: :eek:
man, should install bigger tank then. maybe the XTM mammoth big tank. :nod:

try the STS pipe if you havent already, we have run the jp1 and the STS pipe will give you even better top end without giving up any bottom performance.