Metalhead Matt
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Being that tx's run off of 9.6 volts, I wouldn't worry about that pack. AA's last quite awhile in a tx as long as you remember to shut it off before you walk away from it.
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ratchet1974
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This may help
Go here & download the manual - It has the exploded views with all the part numbers:
http://www.hpiracing.com/kitinfo/867/
Right click where it says "manual" & download it to your pc.
If you want to see the factory break in / tuning video you can look here:
If the engine is sound, I think you made a good choice & you'll have a lot of fun with it.
I'dalso pick up a temp gun if you can, this will help to make sure you're not running too lean, & a couple extra glow plugs as well. I used this tuning method, and it kept it ust a tad on the rich side (which is better than too lean), but not too overly rich.
Also look at the nitro tuning flowchart at the top of this forum.
Have fun
Go here & download the manual - It has the exploded views with all the part numbers:
http://www.hpiracing.com/kitinfo/867/
Right click where it says "manual" & download it to your pc.
If you want to see the factory break in / tuning video you can look here:
If the engine is sound, I think you made a good choice & you'll have a lot of fun with it.
I'dalso pick up a temp gun if you can, this will help to make sure you're not running too lean, & a couple extra glow plugs as well. I used this tuning method, and it kept it ust a tad on the rich side (which is better than too lean), but not too overly rich.
Also look at the nitro tuning flowchart at the top of this forum.
Have fun
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