intresting.
i think nitro is totally pointless on a largescale engine nitro it self does nothing its the extra air (oxygen)that creates the power.
the reason nitro is of use in the small nitro scale engines is because of there size,did you ever see a proper two stroke in that size,no!
size is the answer,the small engine is just suitable for the glow nitro fuel.
as for our engines you mite aswell be pis###g in to them to get them to run faster.#
of no advantage.
plus advantage of our two stroke set up is cheaper fuel prices...
i think gas engines are powerfull as they can be without nitro,its just think people forget the benefits of gas over nitro.
anyway i don't think nitro would do anything for this engine at all,carb wouldnt even work properly i think.
put it like this anything with nitro needs very high rpm,yes running nitro with your engine may increse some power if you got the ideal mix,but at what cost,prob blow the engine to bits.....
our largescale engines are designed to run low rpm to retain resonable reliablity.
the link below is good at explainin your engine in theory and nitro set ups.
check out this link.
http://www.rchelicopterfun.com/model-gas-engines.html
this is an intresting link also but has nothing to do with nitro lol
http://www.houseofdreams.ws/amsoil/Two-cycle Engine Applications.htm
