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Engine mounting problems 8ight-t v1.0
I recently bought the mach 427 engine which came with a pull start. with the pull start attached it will not allow the engine to connect properly to the engine mount on the 8ight-t. I am guessing that i have to either purchase a new plate or something else. I do not want to use bump start. is there some kind of way to use pull or roto start? grr its one thing after the other i haved to buy. Got a new engine cant use it because the mounting of the pull start. any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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RE: Engine mounting problems 8ight-t v1.0
I made some spacers to add to the engine mounts on my X1 when I used the pull start engines. Just get higher mounts or space it a bit. I used 4mm aluminium as a spacer, cut to size and drilled 2 holes per side.</p> </p> |
RE: Engine mounting problems 8ight-t v1.0
Why dont you want to use a bump box? They do make conversion kits to make your mach into a bump motor..and if you use the Losi box its easy..I always hated pull starts for several reasons..;)
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RE: Engine mounting problems 8ight-t v1.0
I assume you have the 8T kit, so I guess you need the RTR mount... It is, after all, the 8T RTR engine.. Only difference is the RTR came with a Spin-start backplate, but size-wise it's the same as pullstart(I believe..)
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RE: Engine mounting problems 8ight-t v1.0
You are corect on the size..I still say ditch the pull start and go with the bump box..one way bearings are nothing but trouble..
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RE: Engine mounting problems 8ight-t v1.0
This is what you'll need if you'd like to keep the pullstart or rotostart: http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/20116 It says 8B, but I'malmost positivethe 8T RTR uses the same mounts. -Howard</p> |
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