OS "hyper" CV .12

[hobebru]

I'm new to your forum and relatively new to RC Nitro Stadium trucks; I have played around with 1/10 scale electrics, but I now have a used RC10GT with a OS "hyper" cv .12 powering it. Could someone please tell me what the difference is in the OS "hyper" vs. the OS Max CV ? Could you also offer some suggestions regarding alterations for more power and handling? Thanks very much...I look forward to hearing back from you guys ( I'm not racing this car, I'm just sport-driving it for fun and a pressure release).

 

[Tarant]

you are not going to get much in this thread try posting in the Engine thread.
And Welcome

 

[NCNitro]

Exactly, I'll mover it there for ya. And btw, welcome to RCNT!

 

[hobebru]

Thanks for the help

Thanks guys for the assistance in getting my question into the right thread -category.

 

[CorradoPsi]

run that hyper till its dead to get used to nitro's and how to tune them. the hyper is an old engine that is no longer made but a good engine. the CV-R is newer and more powerful.

 

[NCNitro]

I'll tell you what. I am still using two of the older CVX .15 Hypers, and they are both still kick ass engines! I will hang on to both of them as long as possible. The OS CV Hypers are awesome mills!

 

[hobebru]

Thanks guys for the input on my OS "hyper" .15 ; it really does kick ass in my RC10-GT compared to the OS Max CV .15. It seems to pull harder, rev higher and throttle response is better. Any tips on how I can keep this little .15 maintained, so I can enjoy it for good, long while?

 

[NCNitro]

Use after run oil, keep your air filter clean, let the mill cool off at bottom dead center. Unless your racing run it just a tad rich.

 

[sledhead101]

anyone know the factory settings for a os max cv .12 engine
dont know much about tuniing rc's
thanks

 

[NCNitro]

This thread is 7 years old, and about a different subject. Post a new thread in the engine forum and you will get more help.