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Old 10-23-2007, 09:07 PM
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Well i've got a Losi 427 motor in my buggy and my fuel mileage sucks i'm getting 4.5 to 5 min. and i even added more fuel line and a filter i have a JP-2 on it and run at NITRO PIT, Silverstate my home track Lake Havasu AZ. and i used to run a Rossi P5 and it had a carb insert in it and ive still have it can I put that in and get more run time any suggestions would be great
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depends what size it is does it fit into the carb and does it have a smaller inside diameter or bigger
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Originally Posted by johnkemp
depends what size it is does it fit into the carb and does it have a smaller inside diameter or bigger
Not sure have'nt checked it out yet just thought I would ask on here
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as i havent had either of the motors the only way you can check if it fits in the carb and if the inside diameter is smaller it should give you more runtime
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Well if you want to hear the truth, you need to get rid of the .28 and get a .21.
A good first motor is a sportworks and a 53 pipe. The combo of a .28 and a high end pipe in a buggy = gas hog, you need to find a 5.5 or 6 restricter and limit your throttle.
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Just run your EPA down. That motor gets good mileage for us. It is not set up to take inserts with the stock carb. You can get the Dynamite carb for it that will let you go from a 9mm down to 6mm if you have to have inserts. EPA is the same thing.
We get 11 - 12 mins on 150cc in the truggy with the 427.
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Thankx Tex I will givethat a try and let you know
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Originally Posted by tex1
Just run your EPA down. That motor gets good mileage for us. It is not set up to take inserts with the stock carb. You can get the Dynamite carb for it that will let you go from a 9mm down to 6mm if you have to have inserts. EPA is the same thing.
We get 11 - 12 mins on 150cc in the truggy with the 427.
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EPA?
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EPA=End Point Adjustment

Depending on your radio, you can control how far the servo will move. By reducing your EPA, the throttle will not go open as far.
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We run a Mach .28 (pretty much same motor) in my sons Losi truggy, we get up to 8-9 minutes but not all the time. I made a delrin 7 mm insert for the standard carb. It wont get you from 5 minutes to 7 but it would help some. You must be running it too rich to be getting that bad of mileage. We run our Mach .28 250 degrees to the plug give or take.

I'll make you an insert for $10.00

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We run a Mach .28 (pretty much same motor) in my sons Losi truggy, we get up to 8-9 minutes but not all the time. I made a delrin 7 mm insert for the standard carb. It wont get you from 5 minutes to 7 but it would help some. You must be running it too rich to be getting that bad of mileage. We run our Mach .28 250 degrees to the plug give or take.

I'll make you an insert for $10.00

e-mail me at [email protected]

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Thats cool I have my carb from my Rossi that im going to see if it works on my motor because it has a carb resrticter in it but if it don't work I will e-mail you to get one were do you live im AZ
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