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Alexander_0_1
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From what I've heard you can burn up an engine really quickly by adding a supercharger to it, plus I believe supercharges work better with engines that have valves (intake/exhaust)
Cause you need something to stop the fuel/air mixture, so the combustion chamber can be charged full of said fuel air mixture..... I have heard of some 2stroke bikes that have supercharges, but I hear they can take a While to get up to a speed where the charging system is actually being a benefit, um if you add more air for combustion your also adding heat, and if the idea is to stay under 240F it might be a bad idea, unless you've got an R/C gambit up your sleeve like liquid cooled R/C engine
Cause you need something to stop the fuel/air mixture, so the combustion chamber can be charged full of said fuel air mixture..... I have heard of some 2stroke bikes that have supercharges, but I hear they can take a While to get up to a speed where the charging system is actually being a benefit, um if you add more air for combustion your also adding heat, and if the idea is to stay under 240F it might be a bad idea, unless you've got an R/C gambit up your sleeve like liquid cooled R/C engine
hamz9561
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Don't waste your time or money. Because of the way these smaller engines work, supercharging doesn't really work.
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You should PM Rolex. He thinks turbo/supercharged engines are AWESOME!!!
wwdragon
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ROFL, then again his version is drinking a red bull then really scooting about on the floor yelling vroom vroom.
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Jajajja it was fuuny, i just wanted to know, how was adding some force induction to the ride, I'm new on the hobby but i learn quick, and i dont have a friend or other relates who knows about this, so i need to ask here 
Whats are the best mods you can add to it? Headers, pipe and intake? Thats all? What else could help? I got a vx-16 .16 engine runing now. I go some days to a rc track by my house an race there thats why I'm asking,
Whats are the best mods you can add to it? Headers, pipe and intake? Thats all? What else could help? I got a vx-16 .16 engine runing now. I go some days to a rc track by my house an race there thats why I'm asking,
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Depending on what you are trying to achieve theres a few different things you can do. Go with a bigblock like a .21 or .28 size engine but you will typically have to upgrade the rest of your drivelines to compensate for the excess power they produce. A high quality exhaust pipe like a ERCM from the vendors section will really bring any engine to life. Runniing a different sized cluthcbell will give you better power/speed depending on which way you go with the tooth count. Even running a different % nitro fuel will make a difference.
