Mounting Gas ENGINE
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I have a LANIER 1/4 Scale EXTRA 300 that was already Drilled out for another Engine. Mine wont Fit the Holes. So Do I Knock out the Blind Nuts and Refill Holes with Wood Filler and Jus Drill out new holes and New Blindnuts Or Wat?
Thanks I am new to GAS..
Thanks I am new to GAS..
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Rear carb engines require you to cut a 2 to 3 inch hole in the firewall for the carb to set. Having a couple extra holes in the firewall just means it's lighter.
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My Carb is on the Side so that doesnt Play into Factor.. But I quess a HOLY FIREWALL is Lighter.. I may have to cut som in the Side Jus to Install the new blindnuts tho... Thanks...
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I kind of like having blind nuts on the back side of the firewall to get everything lined up and bolted on, my hands/arms just have a problem on some models trying to hold the engine/standoffs/bolts/nuts all at the same time. But I DO put locknuts on the backside of the blindnuts as well after it's all bolted up...[8D]



