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Old 05-10-2010 | 12:35 AM
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Originally Posted by bigmatt
mark, what is acceptable pipe temps? I am having trouble with my mg-66. I know about the shim stacks, and melting bodies.but what would you rec for clutch springs? It's the initial snap. almost like rich for second then wild ass ride.I am using answer clutch system with the 1.0 spings,go-tec 2072 pipe,30% byrons gen2 nitro. I will be going to the Amain 30% nitro from our U.S. distributor after I finish off my 1.5 gallons. I tried the amain25% nitro. what I like about it is how clean it burns. Inside of engine was perfectly clean. I am really wondering knowing what I have learned from this site and yours,if 20% nitro is the way to go. I know there is all sorts of things that go to pipe temps,but if you could point me in the right direction It would be appreciated.
BM

Acceptable pipe temps ? Have no idea , Hot enough to burn yoru hand

Check the inside recioever collett of your fly wheel , it may be worn and slipping , check the collet too , if it has scoring on it thats probably where its lagging .. The MG has plenty of instant snap.

If you run the 30 % A Main be sure to run 0.6 shims total. 7 mm restrictor

Run 1.1 springs. Answer rc shoes , 13 or 14 tooth depending ..

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