help me to adjust my nitro engine
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help me to adjust my nitro engine
hello everybody..is there a basic setting to start with..just to get it running good enough to get it started so you can adjust the jets for the best performance,,you have a larger jet thats by the intake of the carb then you have a smaller on down more..witch one is for hi speed and witch one is low speed ..how many turns should i start with......any help will help me or if there is a site i can try ..thank you for reading this.. rick sterling
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Rick
Would help to be more specific about which brand and models for that engine. Is it glow or gasoline and what size and carb type?
Edit!
Should have read the title better Glow engines have a simple carb so it depend a lot on your set-up,most manufacturers give basic instructions about initial setting. Here is something from K&B(but it apply for other engines too):
http://www.mecoa.com/faq/carb/needle_marine.htm
Would help to be more specific about which brand and models for that engine. Is it glow or gasoline and what size and carb type?
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Should have read the title better Glow engines have a simple carb so it depend a lot on your set-up,most manufacturers give basic instructions about initial setting. Here is something from K&B(but it apply for other engines too):
http://www.mecoa.com/faq/carb/needle_marine.htm
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RE: help me to adjust my nitro engine
thank you guys very much as your info is very helpful..and will save me alot of time and more time haveing fun again thanks
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RE: help me to adjust my nitro engine
most of my nitro engine are ops.one fox.. adjustment by opening of carbor mouth another screw jet where the fuel line connects to carb..thank you rick