mxrider076
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Anyone have any good tips on how to properly prepare your engine for storage? Winter is going to set in and the racing season is over. I just want to know how to do it right so i do not damage the engine come next season.
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Alexander_0_1
"Roads, where we're going we don't need roads"
After run oil and if you have them, vacuum bags.
I second that but I use the food saver.
BIRDMAN
RCTalk Racer
run that sumbitch' all winter in the snow!!!!
problem solved!
problem solved!
Alexander_0_1
"Roads, where we're going we don't need roads"
^Only with my axials engines.
BIRDMAN
RCTalk Racer
blah! if it blows up it blows up get a new one I say!! I'm waiting for the snow to fall here in Ontario ( nothing in this area anyways ) to get outside with it. today it is 13 degrees out here. 55.4 degree Fahrenheit for you US peeps.
i just let mine sit on the shelf. i empty the fuel tank after each outing and burn the motor clear. they just sit on the shelf, although i do make sure they are at BDC and i put a few drops of marvel mystery in them. thats all i do. they just sit on the shelf. i may not even heat my Rc shed this winter so they gonna be mighty cold!