NX .26 carb
02-22-2006, 12:03 AM
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NX .26 carb
Is it an Aluminium or Nylon carb?
Does it have a 15mm mount?
What's the bore, 8 or 9mm?
Does it have carb inserts?
Well..... that's it.
Does it have a 15mm mount?
What's the bore, 8 or 9mm?
Does it have carb inserts?
Well..... that's it.
02-22-2006, 12:42 PM
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RE: NX .26 carb
So it's much like the Nova nd RB Nylon carbs then I guess?
From what I can see it's a 3 needle carb. It is hard to tune it and where is a good setting for the midrange needle?
I'm thinking about picking one up and try it.
From what I can see it's a 3 needle carb. It is hard to tune it and where is a good setting for the midrange needle?
I'm thinking about picking one up and try it.
02-22-2006, 04:54 PM
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RE: NX .26 carb
I can't answer any tuning qustions for you. Mine ran away on the last breakin tank and broke the connecting rod s I bought a .28 for in it.
It worked pretty good throughout breakin though.
It worked pretty good throughout breakin though.
02-25-2006, 01:30 AM
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RE: NX .26 carb
Here is the factory recommended setting. We usually just leave the mid-range at flush.
Top- 3 turns out
Mid- Flush
Bottom – 4 turns in
Top- 3 turns out
Mid- Flush
Bottom – 4 turns in
03-01-2006, 11:11 AM
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RE: NX .26 carb
Cool! Thanks.
The neck is a few mm longer than the carb I am replacing so I'll just need to trim it on a lathe or something.
The neck is a few mm longer than the carb I am replacing so I'll just need to trim it on a lathe or something.
