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Rody, Can we use the same wide open throttle break in method on this engine as we do the .21 engines? I asked Kevin at Ace but he was unsure as he hasn't had much experience with the engine yet. Thanks
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well as usual the WOT breakin-works great, the engine SCREAMS!! i even got 2 other guys that live near me with revo's wanting to buy the 323. i already ordered another one from kevin for one of them. i did forget to add a shim to the engine though(I use 30%)it totally slipped my mine. i ordered some from kevin but apparently sigma has not received them yet, any word on estimated arrival date for these?
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Can you give me a step by step on this WOT breakin procedure? Are shims necessary? What are they for? I am gonna use Trinity 20%. Is this fuel ok for breakin? Sorry for the rapid fire questions, but this is my first engine other than a traxxas or picco.
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hcfr34, check the .21 section for your question, or use the search form
The shims are to reduce the compression and to prevent detonation if you use more than 25% nitro, so you don't need them.
I have no experience with Trinity, but there are also a lot of fuel related topics here, so just search though the forums.
Tobberloth
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