Redcat Racing Hurricane Thread
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Redcat Racing Hurricane Thread
This is a folder for all posts that have to do with the Hurricane. Please only post questions, problems, or add on's that relate to the Hurricane's.
This is also a 1/8th thread that has some good info in it. http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_3775361/tm.htm
This is also a 1/8th thread that has some good info in it. http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_3775361/tm.htm
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here's some pix of my new hurricane xp and no its not the pro but it did come with that new SH .28 big block in it though. I can wait to get the thing broken-in
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RE: Redcat Racing Hurricane Thread
whats the difference in the models lx, xp, and pro?
and what about the engines team infinity .27 and there is a .28, which is better?
ive looked everywhere trying to find out, its probly burried in the 1/8 buggy thread.
and what about the engines team infinity .27 and there is a .28, which is better?
ive looked everywhere trying to find out, its probly burried in the 1/8 buggy thread.
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the xl has a .21 engine, the xp has either the .27 or the .28 sh, the pro has the .28 sh and aluminum upgrades. the .28 sh is a more powerful engine than the .27 infinity or the .21.
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i have the infinity, i am looking to get the sh.28 but i dont think you can get replacement parts for them, i have allso been looking at Marks STS engines too at stsmicroengines.com. I am happy with the infinity .27 but i think the engine is wearing out, i havent run it in a while but last time i did it wasnt running too good.
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Hey what's up?How many gallons do you think you have ran threw it so far? And is it running rough or just idling poorly? They wear out front bearing fast and then it leaks air you know like a vacum air leak then it runs lean and you get a lean misfire. And it can be so small that it does not leak oil and fuel just the air leak. The way I check for air leaks is put some fuel in a spay bottle and run the engine and spay around the bearings and the base of the carb and if the ilde goes up then there's your problem. I don't know if that helps but give it a try if you want. Eric
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last time i ran it, there was not much compression when it was at temprature and it kept stalling so i think the piston and sleeve are shot. compression is not bad when cold. will have to check again when i get a chance. thanks for the advise, i had a .15 nitrostar that did that with the front bearing.
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That's cool keep it in mind for some other time. Sound like maybe she's just old and needs to be pinched. I think the guy from all about the fun hobbies had some sleves and pistons and engine parts?Check it out.
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ORIGINAL: ehroof
i have the infinity, i am looking to get the sh.28 but i dont think you can get replacement parts for them, i have allso been looking at Marks STS engines too at stsmicroengines.com. I am happy with the infinity .27 but i think the engine is wearing out, i havent run it in a while but last time i did it wasnt running too good.
i have the infinity, i am looking to get the sh.28 but i dont think you can get replacement parts for them, i have allso been looking at Marks STS engines too at stsmicroengines.com. I am happy with the infinity .27 but i think the engine is wearing out, i havent run it in a while but last time i did it wasnt running too good.
http://www.shengines.com/tech_data_new_pt2802b-P3.htm
dont know if you can order here either
here you go http://www.hobbypeople.net/part/147012.asp
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thanks bro but i would need it for the .27, i found a few places that have the sleeve and piston but its like $50 plus shipping, i can get an engine on ebay .27 infinity for $70 or the sh .28 for $125
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sorry i was responding to this
guess i better clarify myself huh
i am looking to get the sh.28 but i dont think you can get replacement parts for them
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Just a query? Just wondering why this thread was started up as a sticky when there is a year old thread for the hurricane already running? Its just unnecessary double up. Same with the trucks too. Anyway just a thought..
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Just a query? Just wondering why this thread was started up as a sticky when there is a year old thread for the hurricane already running? Its just unnecessary double up. Same with the trucks too. Anyway just a thought..
Just a query? Just wondering why this thread was started up as a sticky when there is a year old thread for the hurricane already running? Its just unnecessary double up. Same with the trucks too. Anyway just a thought..
Mozzzy there was a pole on this a few weeks ago and pretty much eveyone liked the idea, over 90% said it was a good idea. Ithink its a good idea to keep everything in one place. here's a link to the thread.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_5337941/tm.htm
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RE: Redcat Racing Hurricane Thread
This is a drop in great replacement for the SH.28 if you want a little more umph
(5.2cc) NITRO ENGINE!
The NEW TURBO .32 will fit into any standard .21 engine mount or greater, including the HPI Savage, LST, MGT, Mammoth, 1/8th Buggies, Truggys and many more...
ENGINE SPECS:
Horsepower: 3.6
RPM: 38,000
Engine Size: .32 cubic inch (5.2cc)
Sleeve: 8 port
Bore: 19.5 mm
Stroke: 17.5 mm
Crank: TURBO Modified, SG
Construction: ABC
Weight: 450 g (w/pull start)
Carburetor: 9 mm composite slide (with 8.5mm & 8 mm Carburetor reducers)
Carburetor adjustments: 3 needle, easy flush setting
Connecting rod: 7075 aluminum (Dual bushing)
Exhaust Type: Rear
Plug Type: Standard
Starting: Pullstart included
Oneway: TURBO Modified
(5.2cc) NITRO ENGINE!
The NEW TURBO .32 will fit into any standard .21 engine mount or greater, including the HPI Savage, LST, MGT, Mammoth, 1/8th Buggies, Truggys and many more...
ENGINE SPECS:
Horsepower: 3.6
RPM: 38,000
Engine Size: .32 cubic inch (5.2cc)
Sleeve: 8 port
Bore: 19.5 mm
Stroke: 17.5 mm
Crank: TURBO Modified, SG
Construction: ABC
Weight: 450 g (w/pull start)
Carburetor: 9 mm composite slide (with 8.5mm & 8 mm Carburetor reducers)
Carburetor adjustments: 3 needle, easy flush setting
Connecting rod: 7075 aluminum (Dual bushing)
Exhaust Type: Rear
Plug Type: Standard
Starting: Pullstart included
Oneway: TURBO Modified
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RE: Redcat Racing Hurricane Thread
i just recieved my new hurricane xp with a .27 team engine in it, and was wondering whats the deal with all the different DIFF fluids that i was reading about in the 1/8 scale thread.
i dont want to do wheelies i just want it it hook up well.
can someone explain what ##s do what.
and do you have to replace them very often?
thanks.
i dont want to do wheelies i just want it it hook up well.
can someone explain what ##s do what.
and do you have to replace them very often?
thanks.
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RE: Redcat Racing Hurricane Thread
I just purchased a Hurricane XP with an SH28 engine. I ran it the first time today, to start breaking in the engine. Seems like tons of power and the handling was great. I really think I'll need wider and bigger tires/wheels. Any idea where I should look? I also have a Volcano SV which is one totally awesome truck. Many thanks.
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i got tires from this guy, great prices: http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZsuprasalesQQhtZ-1