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thilo-alexander 08-24-2012 09:36 AM

use 25 instead of 16 % nitro
 
hey, i wanne use 25% nitro
instead of 16% nitro fuel
in my touringcar engine.
cause i am a 1/8scale driver for normal
what to do with engine? less/more shims?

greetings

kyosho malaysia 08-24-2012 11:23 AM


Originally Posted by thilo-alexander (Post 11131361)
hey, i wanne use 25% nitro
instead of 16% nitro fuel
in my touringcar engine.
cause i am a 1/8scale driver for normal
what to do with engine? less/more shims?

greetings

16% for 1/10,25%for 1/8,you need to retune your engine setting if you change from 16% to 25%

thilo-alexander 08-24-2012 01:49 PM


Originally Posted by kyosho malaysia (Post 11131708)
16% for 1/10,25%for 1/8,you need to retune your engine setting if you change from 16% to 25%

wasnt my question
im clear that i have to retune it
read again please!

Roelof 08-24-2012 02:40 PM

More nitro must need more headshims. to make that step you must add 0.1 or 0.2mm of shims.

kyosho malaysia 08-25-2012 06:32 AM


Originally Posted by thilo-alexander (Post 11132172)
wasnt my question
im clear that i have to retune it
read again please!

add 0.2 shim
you should mention run 25% with .12 engine

Patrick_Head 09-05-2012 10:02 AM

Hi, I have a similar question.
I'm using a cheap 8 port .21 for practice (sh engines pt21xt2-p8). Actually the performance of this engine is not so bad but I would like to bring it closer to my race engine and am thinking of trying a higher nitro percentage fuel, maybe 28 or 30%. Runtime is no issue as just for practice but will wear be much higher? Should I shim the head up? Change plug?
Will it actually have much more power, and where in the power band?

Thanks.

Roelof 09-05-2012 01:08 PM

No, you do need to change some internal timings and maybe improve some flow to get more out of such an engine.


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