Hi Forum readers,
I have a relatively new 1/8 scale Nitro Buggy not my first and not the last, i have been running differant fuels all at the 15 and 16 % nitro with either 18 or 20 % oil blends in the 8 port 21 size engine (Force). I have run the engine in on this fuel and have put some 4 litres or approx 1 gallon of fuel through the motor now.
The engine is starting to produce good power now and i have noticed that when i pulled the glow plug out to check the piston surface and the glow surface that instead of the shiney clean looking finish which i expect is normal , i found a brownish burnished look which is what i am asking the forum for advice.
Has the fuel that i have used maybe got a low grade residue forming caster and synthetic mix or is it possible that it has run a little lean in the tune mix.
I have always got a white smoke trail. I did run approx 4 or 5 tanks continously yesterday and was driving it hard. Maybe this is a lean out at the high end :shrug:
I would like to know what your learned thoughts are on this.
Cheers.
I have a relatively new 1/8 scale Nitro Buggy not my first and not the last, i have been running differant fuels all at the 15 and 16 % nitro with either 18 or 20 % oil blends in the 8 port 21 size engine (Force). I have run the engine in on this fuel and have put some 4 litres or approx 1 gallon of fuel through the motor now.
The engine is starting to produce good power now and i have noticed that when i pulled the glow plug out to check the piston surface and the glow surface that instead of the shiney clean looking finish which i expect is normal , i found a brownish burnished look which is what i am asking the forum for advice.
Has the fuel that i have used maybe got a low grade residue forming caster and synthetic mix or is it possible that it has run a little lean in the tune mix.
I have always got a white smoke trail. I did run approx 4 or 5 tanks continously yesterday and was driving it hard. Maybe this is a lean out at the high end :shrug:
I would like to know what your learned thoughts are on this.
Cheers.