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

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.
love yer videos.

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!!

Update your Window Media Player,

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
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.

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

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???
man, should install bigger tank then. maybe the XTM mammoth big tank.

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.