bisszerk

I had a super tough time finding the original factory settings on this engine by searching online, so I e-mailed the company. Below is the exact response.

" Thank you for contacting Horizon Hobby's Product Support Department.
*Please do not respond to this email* This email address is not monitored. Please use our inquiry form for any further correspondence.

For the Main needle, screw it in all the way, back it out approximately 2.5 turns.

Low speed is a little more involved:
1. Close carb all the way
2. Screw in the low speed needle until it stops
3. Open carb only slightly, approximately 1mm
4. While holding the carb open as described in step 3, back out(loosen) the low speed needle one turn.

Hope this helps."

I hope this information can help someone else as it took me about a week to get a response from the company.

Bax

My Feedback: (11)

You may want to change the heading. That is not a Tower Hobbies engine.

bisszerk

Strange. It has a Tower Hobbies "T" symbol on the carburetor.

Bax

My Feedback: (11)

If it's a Tower Hobbies engine, then it's not an Evolution engine....or the engine's had a Tower carb put onto it. The Tower Hobbies symbol is not a "T", but the circle with the arrow-looking tower in it.

bisszerk

I assumed the arrow was a T. BTW, how do I rename of delete this thread to correct the issue? Somehow I ended up with a tower hobbies engine inside of an evolution box, with the manual and everything. Now, I know for a fact this is a Tower Hobbies engine.