best break-in for P7R-evo2
08-04-2007, 06:16 AM
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best break-in for P7R-evo2
I am putting this engine in a losi eight T. The run in instrustions say " our engines riquire 10-20 min. using moderate RPM"
at a VERY rich setting. is this the BEST break-in method for this engine? are there more detailed guidlines for the best break-in for this engine?
Thanks, Chas
at a VERY rich setting. is this the BEST break-in method for this engine? are there more detailed guidlines for the best break-in for this engine?
Thanks, Chas
08-04-2007, 09:36 AM
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RE: best break-in for P7R-evo2
Heat Cycle the engine for the 20min break-in. Do not be shy about leaning it a little, just keep it on the rich side but also lean enough for the engine to get to operating temps during break-in without dyring from either bring way to rich or lean. It's a balancing act, but the heat-cycling procedure will pay off.
Check out thes thread:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_55...mpage_5/tm.htm
It should be made a sticky and it should als be made into a "sticky search" so it is the only threat that appears in the search engine under the parameters "break in." No one wants to read the other hundreds of other usesless threads that DO NOT even describe the break-in process.
Check out thes thread:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_55...mpage_5/tm.htm
It should be made a sticky and it should als be made into a "sticky search" so it is the only threat that appears in the search engine under the parameters "break in." No one wants to read the other hundreds of other usesless threads that DO NOT even describe the break-in process.
