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Hesitation at take off

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Randocommando

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When i pull the throttle on my Revo 3.3 it heaitates for about 2 seconds as it revs up and the goes. Once going it is fine. New to this so not sure if its normal or if I have an issue. Thanks for the help.
 
Adjust your low speed needle clockwise. Think of the needle as the face of a clock and only make small adjustments one hour at a time.
The low speed needle adjusts low RPM fuel flow so if its hesitating on throttle it most likely is running a bit rich.
 
so like 30 degrees.hmmm id go aa little less it might take a few times to get the correct adjustments
 
Thank you guys. I adjusted the needle and that was it. I see I have to adjust it after every so many runs with it. I guess from it bouncing around and everything.
 
Thank you guys. I adjusted the needle and that was it. I see I have to adjust it after every so many runs with it. I guess from it bouncing around and everything.

Is the engine still at factory set?

If so ,you might need to lean in on the HSN a little as well ,but hesitation on take off ,the LSN is the correct needle to turn like the Guy's said!...:cool:
 
Nitro is pretty dependent on weather and ambient temp. Some engines are more fussy than others and require a bit of tweaking every time you run it if the weather/ambient is that different from the last.
 
Nitro is pretty dependent on weather and ambient temp. Some engines are more fussy than others and require a bit of tweaking every time you run it if the weather/ambient is that different from the last.

LOL...that is one of the reasons why I dont really like to get into engine tuning advice ,among other reasons ,never know what
the other eliments are ,but yea ,that is also a factor an a great tip!...:thumbs-up:
 
It’s been quite some time since I was into nitro but by the sound of it I’m going to say your low speed Needle is too lean bring it out as in (unscrew) a little Nip at a time until hope fully you get a good pull off, equally you can the opposite way and end up too rich on the bottom end then I will be smoky and croaky/spluttery or even stall. Best thing is if your unsure try making the screw flush with the carb body
 
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