Starter box with a lot of power
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Starter box with a lot of power
Hey guy Im in need of a new starter box because I got a new motor and my old ofna starter box is just not cutting it. Its an older one with one big motor and a 12v battery I think its just a universle starter box. Its such a pain to start my GRP .28 and i need something that will turn it over no problem. whats the box thats got a lot of go? thanks guys for all your help.
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New engines are usually quite a bit tighter and therefore it is more difficult to get them to turn over. Did you loosen the glow plug first then try to start it? You may also want to heat up the head of the engine before starting it as well. This will help to get the engine a little bit more loose and it will turn over easier. It will also be easier on the conrod.
What are you using for a battery in you starter box?
What are you using for a battery in you starter box?
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i would get the Ofna blue truggy box, if it wont start it nothing will. almost everyone has this starter box at the races around my area.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...er-Starter-Box
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...er-Starter-Box
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Yea Ive done all that and Im getting it broke in. The Box Ive got is the crome top ofna box. IIts got a 12 volt battery in it.
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i would get the Ofna blue truggy box, if it wont start it nothing will. almost everyone has this starter box at the races around my area.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...er-Starter-Box
i would get the Ofna blue truggy box, if it wont start it nothing will. almost everyone has this starter box at the races around my area.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...er-Starter-Box
what battery would I need too get? or would a 12 volt battery work good? Ive heard that the "blue ofna box" is the way to go but ive seen alot of blue ofna boxes.
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I use a 12volt gs battery.The portalac px12072 for my bump box(ofna 10245) and it works great It last all day, starts all my rides and even some of my friends rides also.To charge it I use a battery tender once in while,
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what battery would I need too get? or would a 12 volt battery work good? Ive heard that the "blue ofna box" is the way to go but ive seen alot of blue ofna boxes.
ORIGINAL: jmaxey51
i would get the Ofna blue truggy box, if it wont start it nothing will. almost everyone has this starter box at the races around my area.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...er-Starter-Box
i would get the Ofna blue truggy box, if it wont start it nothing will. almost everyone has this starter box at the races around my area.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...er-Starter-Box
what battery would I need too get? or would a 12 volt battery work good? Ive heard that the "blue ofna box" is the way to go but ive seen alot of blue ofna boxes.
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RE: Starter box with a lot of power
I also have the 12v motor in one of my boxes, while using the 12v battery it would not put out enough power so after struggling for a while i bought a 14.8v lipo 3200mah and it changed my world of starting my truggy. It gave it so much more power and i wil never try a 12v battery again. So try the 14.8v lipo check out hobbypartz.com and you will not regret it!
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RE: Starter box with a lot of power
I was about ready to get a new starter box becuase it was having a hard time starting my cars but instead i put a lipo in it and its like a whole new box. I would put a lipo in it before buying another box. Once that lipo in there you wont be having problems even with new motors.
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I use the battery from my 14.4 Bosch cordless drill. I have never had any problems! it charges in less than an hour and I have an extra one too. I have also use the battery in my "real" car. and if I need more power I can just startit and I have over 14V! this would work to get you thru breakin but it isn't ideal for track situations.