Help! What does FSR stand for
04-28-2008, 08:00 PM
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RE: Help! What does FSR stand for
Or Four Stroke Ringed for the Magnums four strokes.
Don
Edit.. Ahhh thats Ringed Four Stroke. Scratch the previous reply[&o]
Don
Edit.. Ahhh thats Ringed Four Stroke. Scratch the previous reply[&o]
04-28-2008, 10:01 PM
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RE: Help! What does FSR stand for
It's anyone's guess but Kmot is probably close. The very first model was the SR which was their first Schneurle ported engine but it had a rear induction drum valve (it was a pylon Racing engine) so R could be either Rear or Racing. Then they used the same crankcase but used a Front induction crankshaft.
04-29-2008, 03:27 AM
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RE: Help! What does FSR stand for
F front intake
S side exhaust
R ?? probably design/application type
MVVS uses the same, but with fuel as first digit so
Gfs/r means
glow (gas = I for Ignition)
front intake
side or rear exhaust (rotate cylinder)
GRR means glow, rear intake, rear exhaust
S side exhaust
R ?? probably design/application type
MVVS uses the same, but with fuel as first digit so
Gfs/r means
glow (gas = I for Ignition)
front intake
side or rear exhaust (rotate cylinder)
GRR means glow, rear intake, rear exhaust
04-29-2008, 09:56 AM
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RE: Help! What does FSR stand for
Pe Reivers :I have a new in the box Evolution 26 GT and a new in the box Evolution 26GT2 and I plan to install them on a KMP Tigercat. MY questions are, will mixing the two generation 26's present a reliability problem? What would be involved in up grading The 26GT to 26GT2?
04-29-2008, 01:15 PM
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RE: Help! What does FSR stand for
Mix whatever you like. Just be aware that the prop drive washer is part of the ignition.
If you plan to fly 3D with the engine, it is wise to put an extra shim under the head ( unless you live at higher altitudes), and keep rev's up by avoiding the high load props 18x8 and upwards.
If you plan to fly 3D with the engine, it is wise to put an extra shim under the head ( unless you live at higher altitudes), and keep rev's up by avoiding the high load props 18x8 and upwards.
