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I am at the very early sages of building vettal's RB7 car. Having not made a nitro fueled car before what is the correct mixture to use and where to obtain.
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You can get it at a hobby dealer that specializes in radio controlled planes, cars... D51, Senna McLaren. Pocher Alfa Romeo 8C-2300 Monza 1931 1/8 scale. Pocher Lamborghini Aventador white roadster.Tamiya 1/12 Ferrari Enzo. Toyota GT2000.
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pwormald wrote:I am at the very early sages of building vettal's RB7 car. Having not made a nitro fueled car before what is the correct mixture to use and where to obtain. Nitro fuel with 15-25% nitro content Done: McLaren MP4/23
Started: Red Bull RB7 & Hachette 1/16 Tiger I Tank
Awaiting Construction: DeAg 1/12 Spitfire & RMS Titanic (Hachette)
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Thanks guys for replys. I'me sure I'll have more question's as I get mre packs.
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pwormald wrote:I am at the very early sages of building vettal's RB7 car. Having not made a nitro fueled car before what is the correct mixture to use and where to obtain. All of the relevant information is provided within the build guides/instructions.
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Yes thanks Mr T I've already viewed build instructions for up to Engine build stage. I think all are great and spot on. Couldn't ask for better. Do you know if I can view instuctions up to completion?
Many thanks. PW
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You won't be able to view the instructions in advance of the Stage the official build is at.
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As above, the recommended is anywhere between 15 & 25%, I suspect however most people I think will end up using 16%. Its the best trade in terms of power for cost, plus there's other factors, go for a read on Nitro, using a higher % fuel doesn't necessarily = more power.
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It certainly increases wear
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I will probably end up using 25%. I have loads of it from when modelzone where closing down. Works well in my 1/8 monster truck and buggy. The most important thing is once you have picked a fuel try not to change it or be very careful if you do. The engines needle settings will not be set up for the new fuel and you could damage the engine. Finished 3D Printer, RB7, Hummer, Skyrider drone & Combat tank collection http://www.model-space.com/gb/
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