volcano sv
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I was wondering if anyone could help me, i recently got a volcano sv, and im new to nitro motors. Ive been trying to tune this thing in for over a week now, and I can get it to run, but it stalls when I break, when I get this fixed, it stalls when I gas it. So now Im back to square one, any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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RE: volcano sv
I have been having similar problems and still havent gotten the truck straightened around. I am starting to wonder if its not all just human error if their is something wrong with the trucks as I have replaced to many parts already with no results (gaskets, transmission gear, recoil, carb post nut). My next step will be the hobby shop see if they can help for $$$ per hour even though they have never heard of Redcat racing. Frustration is running high and I'm not new to working on motors just the nitro ones.
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ORIGINAL: rickye
I was wondering if anyone could help me, i recently got a volcano sv, and im new to nitro motors. Ive been trying to tune this thing in for over a week now, and I can get it to run, but it stalls when I break, when I get this fixed, it stalls when I gas it. So now Im back to square one, any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I was wondering if anyone could help me, i recently got a volcano sv, and im new to nitro motors. Ive been trying to tune this thing in for over a week now, and I can get it to run, but it stalls when I break, when I get this fixed, it stalls when I gas it. So now Im back to square one, any advice would be greatly appreciated.
your low end should be even with the collar and the high end should be 2-1/2 to 3 turns out.
Hope this helps.
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RE: volcano sv
Carefully follow the break-in and tuning posts on this forum. Some motors are a pain to get tuned and broke in some are easy. It's just the luck of the draw on any motor.