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09-03-2005 | 02:56 PM
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From: sunderland, UNITED KINGDOM
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hi how long does a rustler run mine only lasting 6 mins on one tank, i was told it was little rich after break in but i was wondering if it was time to lean her out a bit now, and how do i make sure i dont lean to far any help would be appretiated
09-03-2005 | 03:27 PM
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RE: rustler
too lean on low speed-sputering, not a steedy idle,or your idle needle is set too high.
too lean on high speed, no smoke, cuts out.
too rich on low speed, wont start, engine flooded, idles low or idle screw is too low.
too rich on high speed, lots of smoke when engine stalls and boggs down, not shifting, temps under 200
too lean on high speed, no smoke, cuts out.
too rich on low speed, wont start, engine flooded, idles low or idle screw is too low.
too rich on high speed, lots of smoke when engine stalls and boggs down, not shifting, temps under 200
09-11-2005 | 12:56 PM
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RE: rustler
To know for shure youll have to get a temp gun, my rusty ran best at around 220 and iv heard that you can run them all the way up to 300 (its not recomended though)
1. get your idel set right or the rest will be a pain
2. get your high speed needle set (factory is 2.5 turns out i ran around 1.5-2)
3. low speed needle, this (in my mind) is also the most tempermental part of tuning
1. get your idel set right or the rest will be a pain
2. get your high speed needle set (factory is 2.5 turns out i ran around 1.5-2)
3. low speed needle, this (in my mind) is also the most tempermental part of tuning
