mightydogg

where can i get some good rims and tires for my titan that can take a real bashing

mightydogg

what i the diff. beteew am and fm tarmitters. does one give more distance

hazlenutts

Can we get some pics of EXCEEDRC vehicles on here or start a new forum for that. I will post mine as soon as I get some of it.

nr7286

Hey,

I was just wondering if anyone knows, I recently bought one of these exceed razor 1/8 nitros. It has a .21 engine (21cxp) and the manual doesnt say anything about a reccomended nitro fuel. anyone know what would be best for this engine? (percentage wise)

Thanks

Nate

Macanan

20%

Macanan

Information on glow plugs.

The general rule regarding glow plugs and nitro fuel is:

The higher the nitro percentage, the colder the plug should be.

Conversely:

The lower the nitro percentage, the hotter the plug should be.



MC-4C: 4-cycle engines

MC-55: The MC-55 is considered a hot plug and is designed to run on fuel with a low nitro content. Applications for this plug would be planes, tether cars, etc.

MC-59: Like the MC-55, the MC-59 is considered a hot plug. The difference between the 55 and 59 is that the MC-59 is designed to run on fuel with a higher nitro content (low to medium nitro content) than the MC-55. Applications: Boats, planes, heilcopters, and cars.

MC-8: The MC-8 is a medium to cold plug, deisgned to run on fuels with a medium to high nitro content. Applications: Boats, cars, and planes.

MC-9: The McCoy MC-9 is considered a cold plug and is designed to run on fuels with a medium to high nitro content. Applications: Cars, boats, ducted fan and Giant Scale planes.

MC-14: The MC-14 is a hot plug, designed for helicopters and 4-stroke engines.

From reading just these bits of info on McCoy's plugs, you can easily see that general rule...if you're running fuel with a high nitro percentage, you should be using a glow plug that's considered to be a "cold" plug. Conversely, if you're running a low nitro content in your fuel, you should be using a "hot" plug.

The following are lists of OS and Novarossi plugs. These plugs follow the same nitro/heat range rules as demonstrated with the McCoy's plugs.

OS PLUGS

OSMG6300- #0 Economy standard plug similar to the O.S. #8.
OSMG6304- #1 Hot plug for low nitro (0-5%).
OSMG6308- #3 Medium plug for medium nitro (5-25%).
OSMG6312- #5 Cold plug for high nitro (25% +).
OSMG6316- #7 2 stroke engines requiring an idle bar.
OSMG2691- #8 "The" standard. For use in all 2 strokes, any nitro.
OSMG6320- #9 For general use in 2 stroke engines.
OSMG2692- #F For O.S and other four strokes.


Novarossi Plugs

10001 R1 Extra hot from .8 TO 2CC
10002 R2 Hot from2 TO 3.5CC
10003 R3 Medium from 3.5 TO 6CC
10004 R4 Cold from 6 TO 10CC
10005 R5 Extra cold for nitro fuel and RC
10006 R6 Cold for nitro from 10 - 13CC
10007 R7 Cold for nitro from 13 - 15CC
10008 R8 Super Cold for nitro from 15-30CC
10010 RC Hot for RC from 2.5 TO 6CC
10020 RC Cold for RC from 6 TO 15CC
10011 G1 Hot for R15 Speed
10022 G2 Medium for R15 Speed
10033 G3 Cold for nitro fuel from 18%-30% for R15 Speed.
10044 G4 Extra cold for nitro fuel from 30%-15% for R15 Speed
10055 G5 Extra cold for nitro fuel from 50%-70% for R15 Speed.

nr7286

thanks also anyone have any ideas on replacing the onboard reciever batteries with a rechargeable? right now it takes 4 AAs and I heard its better to not just use plain old aa rechargeables because they are slilghtly less voltage than the norm 1.5.

Thanks again
Nate

ehroof

you can use rechargables, they do charge to 1.5, nominal is 1.2, you will be ok but your better of with a 5 cell hump pack.

madmax22

I know I asked this but will a TRX 2.5 fit in this???? I have a TRX sitting only about 5 gal's thru it and hate to see it go to wast.

ehroof

i dont know if the shaft will work, it should bit besides that. most .18 and smaller have the same mounting holes.

exceedrc

will the Jato 3.3 engine fit on the exceed sunfire

exceedrc

will a jato 3.3 engine fit on a exceed rc sunfire

DustyDoug

Andy,
I am looking at the web site and it says there is a special deal on the 1/10 Nitro truggy, $149.95.


http://www.nitrorcx.com/nitrogptruggy.html

Can't decide between a nitro truck and buggy? How about a 1/10th TRUGGY? As fun as a buggy! As powerful as a truck! This is the TRUGGY from Exceed RC. And now to help you decide even better, we've knocked the price down to $149.95 as a Promotional Offer Deal for New Hobbyists! This DEAL may not last any longer from today so act fast before it ends!


When I add it to the cart the price is the regular price of $169.95????


For 149.95 I would order one today...

What's the deal?

Dusty

soppy_84

What are E Clips and where do they go on the Buggy's mine came with a bag of them but the manual is no help to me

Thanks
Another Newbee

ehroof

on the shocks, on the springs, for preload

kellenmprice

are the exceed 1/8 truck and truggy good if they all have metal diffs. and if they have to be worked on day after day

soppy_84

I striped one of my screws and was wondering What screw I needed ( Part Number) it is the screw that goes into the Shock Mount that holds one of my rear shocks....

thanks
rod

yadac123

1/8th or 1/10?

http://www.exceedrc.com/sparepart.html

Andy

webbl19

Those are not the eclips if its what i am thinking, they are spacers for the shocks. makes the shocks stiffer.

webbl19

Just think of it as your radio, FM gets better reception.

webbl19

I just got my 1/8 buggy and so far i havent had to work on anything. Just make sure you spray the truck down with some WD-40 so all the metal parts wont rust. I spray mine with WD-40 at the end of the day and let it sit for a bit then spray the extra off with air. Also make sure all your screws are tight.

soppy_84

It is a 1/10 Hyper speed buggy

dominicevans

yes but does the am have a longer distance like with the radio?