TT .61 Pro full length Mac's Pipe
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ORIGINAL: soarrich
That's really good for a 1/2a engine!
That's really good for a 1/2a engine!


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ORIGINAL: Harry Lagman
Good number! What's she do with an APC 11 x 7? I'm guessing somewhere in the low 14s.
Good number! What's she do with an APC 11 x 7? I'm guessing somewhere in the low 14s.
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ORIGINAL: Mr67Stang
50 degrees unknown humidity Cool Power 15% with 3 oz castor added per gallon.
APC 10x8 @ 15,000 RPM +/- 150
50 degrees unknown humidity Cool Power 15% with 3 oz castor added per gallon.
APC 10x8 @ 15,000 RPM +/- 150
Is the engine totally broke in ????
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The engine is very used. So yes, it is totally broke in. The piston is actually brown in color instead of the normal dull alluminium. I imagine it starts out kinda loose and does not completely seal until up to operating temperature.
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That's not bad rpm! I'm impressed with my OS 55ax though. With a better than stock (tower hobbies .46 $15 pipe) non-tuned pipe she turns an APC 10x8 @ 14,250 on 10% Omega. Nice to see the .61 turning large RPM, though for the weight trade-off I'm happy with the 55ax.
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The engine is very used. So yes, it is totally broke in. The piston is actually brown in color instead of the normal dull alluminium. I imagine it starts out kinda loose and does not completely seal until up to operating temperature.
The engine is very used. So yes, it is totally broke in. The piston is actually brown in color instead of the normal dull alluminium. I imagine it starts out kinda loose and does not completely seal until up to operating temperature.
Good job bro !!! [8D]