OS TR engine thread
#571
Originally posted by mrgsr
hello
i just wanted to know what percentage oils you guys are running in your tr (mine is a r spec tr) ??
i am currently using 15% nitro with 18% castor oil
i notice alot of brown carbon like build up inside my egine on top of the ppiston and out side the car
thanks
john
hello
i just wanted to know what percentage oils you guys are running in your tr (mine is a r spec tr) ??
i am currently using 15% nitro with 18% castor oil
i notice alot of brown carbon like build up inside my egine on top of the ppiston and out side the car
thanks
john
#574
Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 3,480
From: Pole Position
hey guys
i did some maths
and the fuel has 200mls to the litre of oil
in a litre that means it has 20% oil!! crap
im gonna make something useful from it and pour it over the weads in the driveway.
i did some maths
and the fuel has 200mls to the litre of oil
in a litre that means it has 20% oil!! crap
im gonna make something useful from it and pour it over the weads in the driveway.
#579
Originally posted by gfd2726
Hi guys,
Recently, I got a used O.S .12TR 5ports (blue head) engine. It didn't come with any instruction so can anyone pm me the factory setting of this engine? Thank you.
gordon
Hi guys,
Recently, I got a used O.S .12TR 5ports (blue head) engine. It didn't come with any instruction so can anyone pm me the factory setting of this engine? Thank you.
gordon
-hsn...1 1/2 turn open from close
lsn- 1 1/2 - 2 turn close from flush.
and mid needle setting - 1 turn from flush...
hope thats help..
#581
Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 3,480
From: Pole Position
hey guys
just wanted to comment on the os tr r specs fuel efficiency
i cant believe after running a 5 min heat that i still have half a tank of fuel in my car
the engine still comes back pretty cool at about 80degrees celsius thats truly amazing. my mates collari 12 is lucky to finish the 5 min heat with a drop of fuel left.
However i did notice some fuel/dirt stuck under the low end needle so ive taken apart the carb and sealed it up with carb sealant to try stop that leak.
just wanted to comment on the os tr r specs fuel efficiency
i cant believe after running a 5 min heat that i still have half a tank of fuel in my car
the engine still comes back pretty cool at about 80degrees celsius thats truly amazing. my mates collari 12 is lucky to finish the 5 min heat with a drop of fuel left.
However i did notice some fuel/dirt stuck under the low end needle so ive taken apart the carb and sealed it up with carb sealant to try stop that leak.
#583
I have a question on the front bearing.
The one on my engine has about 0.5mm of axial freeplay on it. I noticed it when I stripped the engine to clean it. Only done 1 gallon through it. Now I'm a bit puzzled. Why does the bearing get damaged so quickly. As far as I know, there should be negligible axial load on the bearings.
Is it still ok to run the engine with that freeplay? Or will it tear up the con rod and crankshaft?
Any advice is much appreciated.
Cheers...
The one on my engine has about 0.5mm of axial freeplay on it. I noticed it when I stripped the engine to clean it. Only done 1 gallon through it. Now I'm a bit puzzled. Why does the bearing get damaged so quickly. As far as I know, there should be negligible axial load on the bearings.
Is it still ok to run the engine with that freeplay? Or will it tear up the con rod and crankshaft?
Any advice is much appreciated.
Cheers...
#584
Originally posted by Darth Vader
I have a question on the front bearing.
The one on my engine has about 0.5mm of axial freeplay on it. I noticed it when I stripped the engine to clean it. Only done 1 gallon through it. Now I'm a bit puzzled. Why does the bearing get damaged so quickly. As far as I know, there should be negligible axial load on the bearings.
Is it still ok to run the engine with that freeplay? Or will it tear up the con rod and crankshaft?
Any advice is much appreciated.
Cheers...
I have a question on the front bearing.
The one on my engine has about 0.5mm of axial freeplay on it. I noticed it when I stripped the engine to clean it. Only done 1 gallon through it. Now I'm a bit puzzled. Why does the bearing get damaged so quickly. As far as I know, there should be negligible axial load on the bearings.
Is it still ok to run the engine with that freeplay? Or will it tear up the con rod and crankshaft?
Any advice is much appreciated.
Cheers...
but if u have doubts u better change the bearing...
#585
Originally posted by rcabj
i myself just gone through almost a gallon..and already the conrod need to be replace.....as for the bearing i don't see anything...
but if u have doubts u better change the bearing...
i myself just gone through almost a gallon..and already the conrod need to be replace.....as for the bearing i don't see anything...
but if u have doubts u better change the bearing...
How come...?
I think changing conrod is easier than changing bearing. It's a pain to remove and fit. Have to figue out how to heat up the crank case without damaging the other inner bearing...



