Originally Posted by
Dirtdobber
Got a question. Ran my FMS again today with the 8mm venturi. I started it up with a slightly richened needle from last run. The engine would not clear out and would backfire at wot. I leaned high speed about two hours and engine started running great. After about half tank of fuel I richened the low speed needle about one hour and did not change the high speed needle. My engine again started sounding loaded up and backfiring. I closed the low speed needle back and again engine started running good. Would this be caused by a bad glow plug? Also, is there a rule of thumb on which glow plug to use? I'm in Alabama where the temps are 90-100 and the humidity is always 50% or more. Maybe suggestions going from day time to evening. I use 25% nitro w/ .7mm shimming. Have been using 97t or 77t odonnell plug. Thanks
the tune is very sensitive so little changes affect running would be my guess... never ran my FMS so can't really say.... if its running great why change the tune? Just wanted to know...