The New Werks B5 .21 Racing Engine
#7291
Here is some footage from todays racing of my WERKS B5 PRO that has been modified by clockwork racing engines....
http://youtu.be/H7MQ4guTvZA
http://youtu.be/H7MQ4guTvZA
#7293
The heat shield around the neck of the carb is just made of a different material that is slightly more expensive and does a slightly better job, that's all. It's not worth replacing the carb just for the shield as you will not notice a difference in how the carb functions. Regarding the new heads those should probably start showing up mid July as we are finally starting to catch up on demand.
#7294
REALLY wish that LRP had named their new plugs something else......either way, there is no replacement for WERKS................
http://www.liverc.com/news/new_produ...am_glow_plugs/
http://www.liverc.com/news/new_produ...am_glow_plugs/
#7295
There is no new carb on the Pro models
The heat shield around the neck of the carb is just made of a different material that is slightly more expensive and does a slightly better job, that's all. It's not worth replacing the carb just for the shield as you will not notice a difference in how the carb functions. Regarding the new heads those should probably start showing up mid July as we are finally starting to catch up on demand.
The heat shield around the neck of the carb is just made of a different material that is slightly more expensive and does a slightly better job, that's all. It's not worth replacing the carb just for the shield as you will not notice a difference in how the carb functions. Regarding the new heads those should probably start showing up mid July as we are finally starting to catch up on demand.
#7302
Does it matter which nitro fuel is used. For example I could order some werks or byrons 30% online but if I run out then I have to order more and pay a hazmat fee. My local hobby shop carries 30% sidewinder. Would it make any difference on which I use.
Terry
Terry
#7303
Different fuels have different pro's and con's. I would say that most fuels will work just fine but I have found sidewinder the be somewhat hard on bearings etc. Given the three options of Sidewinder, ours or Byrons if it was me using the stuff I would of course recommend ours followed by Byrons and Sidewinder last.



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