Fuel for hyper 7.
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From: HaverfordwestPembrokshire, UNITED KINGDOM
Hey, been running hyper 7 on 20% and needed to get some more. So i let my dad get some more from the hobby shop and that man gives him 16% saying your gettin 20% more heat and 2% lmore speed with 20 rather than 16. Is he right? I am personaly really anoyed because i said to my dad DONT let him give you 25 and DONT let him give you 16. Its so stressfull. Is this hobby man right?
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Hey, been running hyper 7 on 20% and needed to get some more. So i let my dad get some more from the hobby shop and that man gives him 16% saying your gettin 20% more heat and 2% lmore speed with 20 rather than 16. Is he right? I am personaly really anoyed because i said to my dad DONT let him give you 25 and DONT let him give you 16. Its so stressfull. Is this hobby man right?
Hey, been running hyper 7 on 20% and needed to get some more. So i let my dad get some more from the hobby shop and that man gives him 16% saying your gettin 20% more heat and 2% lmore speed with 20 rather than 16. Is he right? I am personaly really anoyed because i said to my dad DONT let him give you 25 and DONT let him give you 16. Its so stressfull. Is this hobby man right?
Its alright, but a lot of people on here say not to change your percentage of nitro.
I disagree with that too, I do it all the time, and have had engines last me a long time, as long as you follow the after run procedure, you should not have any problems.
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I disagree. The guy at your LHS is an idiot, with higer nitro percentage, your engine actually runs cooler. Its because the more % of nitro, the faster it will ignite, thus reducing engine preassure which is good.
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GRAWWW i just showed my dad these posts and he still thinks that it will run hotter. Saying things like theres 20% nitro going in burning quicker and burning hotter. He wont listen. Hes just ignorant because he was a mechanic.
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Just don't ask your dad and go and get the fuel you want. Problem solved.
Is it going to run hotter? I you run both fuel and you measure a temp of 230F with both. Which one is hotter?
Is it going to run hotter? I you run both fuel and you measure a temp of 230F with both. Which one is hotter?
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I you run both fuel and you measure a temp of 230F with both. Which one is hotter?
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Crowdie-Your dad's a car mechanic right?....4 strokes....Here we're dealing with 2 strokes.
I run 25% in both of my Hyper7's (.21 +.28)
I run 25% in both of my Hyper7's (.21 +.28)
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I will not run anything under 20% nitro content and I agree with the others in this post the higher nitro content the cooler the engine runs. I all so have to say the guy at the hobby shop is not real bright!!!!! One thing that is very important is oil content as anything over 12% is not good.



