pug RCTalk Addict Messages 1,191 Reaction score 760 Points 250 RC Driving Style BashingRacingCrawling Mar 28, 2022 #1 I got an engine I need to break in, but it has been pretty cold lately, what is the minimum temperature?
I got an engine I need to break in, but it has been pretty cold lately, what is the minimum temperature?
Chubaka I Pee on Dogs. BAD WOOKIE! Excellence Award Hospitality Award RC Showcase: 3 Messages 12,464 Reaction score 29,124 Points 1,933 Location Jurassic Park RC Driving Style BashingCrawlingScale Builder Mar 28, 2022 #2 https://traxxas.com/support/Winter-Operating-Tips doesn't say exact, but states that at 45° it may only heat up to 160-180° and how to acheive warmer temps. Warm it up with a hair dryer and make sure she stays running hot enough for break in.
https://traxxas.com/support/Winter-Operating-Tips doesn't say exact, but states that at 45° it may only heat up to 160-180° and how to acheive warmer temps. Warm it up with a hair dryer and make sure she stays running hot enough for break in.
Slick2500 Hardcore RCTalk User Build Thread Contributor RC Showcase: 1 Messages 1,209 Reaction score 885 Points 775 Location Rapid City SD RC Driving Style BashingCrawlingBoating Mar 28, 2022 #3 Chubaka said: https://traxxas.com/support/Winter-Operating-Tips doesn't say exact, but states that at 45° it may only heat up to 160-180° and how to acheive warmer temps. Warm it up with a hair dryer and make sure she stays running hot enough for break in. Click to expand... Use a beer koozie to wrap the head of the engine to trap the heat in. I've seen guys use socks too.
Chubaka said: https://traxxas.com/support/Winter-Operating-Tips doesn't say exact, but states that at 45° it may only heat up to 160-180° and how to acheive warmer temps. Warm it up with a hair dryer and make sure she stays running hot enough for break in. Click to expand... Use a beer koozie to wrap the head of the engine to trap the heat in. I've seen guys use socks too.