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11-09-2005, 11:36 PM
All I can say so far is that I love it. The only problem that I had was it flooding a couple of times and fouling a plug before the first startup. After that the first tank and a half (had to go to work) have gone flawlessly with the exception of the oil drops on the driveway. :-) I love the suspension and cant wait to take advantage of it. If I am going to be bashing/jumping I should put the long travel rockers on right and save the shorts for the track??
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11-09-2005, 11:59 PM
Nice. Thanks. I can't wait to finish up the break in tomorow. I started with foil on the head today because it was quite cold out... what temps should I be looking for during breakin?? I richined it a bit from factory because it was hitting 270 or so and lowered the idle... just not to clear on the traxxas breakin. I know I am at least sticking to the throttle part and it hasnt temped above 275. (thank god... I think this is still high for breakin)
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11-10-2005, 12:09 PM
275 is not too high for a 2.5 during break in. It really depends on how much throttle you were giving it. If you were idling or slowly driving around and it's at 275, then yes that's too high.
A tight (new) piston/sleeve will create more friction (ie, more heat). After the first couple quarts of fuel your temps will seem to drop 20-30F most nitro engines will do well in the 200-300F range. The more you keep it towards the 200F mark the longer the p/s will last. I've seen EB P5's running at 260F during break in due to the super tight p/s fit.
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11-10-2005, 12:11 PM
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