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Carb gap look about right?

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CaputoNL001

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Does this carb gap look right or a bit small? Engine: SH 18 3.0cc engine.
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I'll be attempting to seal my first nitro engine tomorrow ?

Break out the tooth pic!

A tooth pic makes a great tool to spread the sealant on the parts ,it don't take much ,too bad that they
don't sell that stuff in a smaller tube ,its overkill ,when your done with it ,put it in a zip lock bag ,an
keep in a cool place ,it should keep longer ,or else it will harden in time!...:cool:
 
I know some of this stuff I'll be posting is old but there are other people that be needing help and information so I always try to consider others. And never consider myself.







That idle Gap is bad.



Some people show a picture and call that a 1 millimeter Gap when it's not.




A good idle Gap is at least one mm in the proper 1 mm Gap what look like this on the picture. Then you fine-tune you're idling overall it's going to be a bit smaller than 1 millimeter sometimes and then other times it might not be. It depends on the nature of how your fuel and your low speed response.
 

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