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kingscott

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About kingscott

  • Birthday 05/12/1980

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    Lincoln
  • RC Cars
    2X Hot Bodys D8 Hara's, RB B9, Go GX7r. Vintage 1978 Team associated RC12E

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  1. Sorry I just Don't agree mate on that one. Its a bodge job and you tun the risk of destroying an engine rather than just getting a new piston/liner kit. I don't know anyone who would even think about doing such a daft task and expect good results from it.
  2. Honest answer...... Either a new engine or a new piston/liner set for you engine (whatever is most cost effective) A worn engine is a worn engine and that is a fact, don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Harsh but true.
  3. Byron 20% mate Sorted. Good fuel, racers use it, clubs use it, go for it.
  4. Parts are so cheap and easy to get! Ace car, you can't go wrong!!
  5. Try another brand of fuel then you will see
  6. Not much is the simple answer! infact I'm sure you wont notice. Humm 34mm is not a small one then, I would go with the 35mm flywheel. http://www.apexmodels.com/gbu0-prodshow/ANSCS4001.html Again please contact them before ordering just to be sure Check this website is superb: http://www.twf8.ws/new/tech/clutch/clutches-index.html#flywheel size Cheers Adam
  7. To be honest you best just ring Apex, modelsport or Answer-rc tomorrow! I always use answer kit, its great quality and lasts. Answer RC are very helpful and will know exactly what you want. They are about 7 quid + post.
  8. what size is the item at the moment?
  9. Nutter!!! Might get away with a 16t/17t at the most, remember to re tune the engine after changing the clutch bell. A 25t will be a joke, can you even buy a 25t?? LoL
  10. kingscott

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    whoops, I see the tie wraps and fuel hose did its job Bad luck fella, what engine is it?
  11. My god that stuff is so bad, how they get away with selling it is beyond me. The 16% is a joke, its more like 2% nitro and 98% chip fat oil.
  12. General tune mate, your running less Nitro content, may have to change the plug to a hot. Why the 16% fuel? I would stick with 20-25%
  13. Coils normally just snap "burn out". Both running rich and lean can cause this. My pinch is about 5 seconds, some people say 2 seconds and less than that and your too lean. Regarding the LSN Remember make a small change, drive it (where possible) for a min, stop for 20 seconds then boot it and see what happens? also don't forget the HSN its more likely that the car is running lean at top end to blow plugs. How does the car perform normally when its running? Out of interest, how do you stop the engine? .
  14. Flywheels are norm between 32 and 35mm ish Your starter box looks same as my SMD. you need a part number JBR80111, (which is
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