Yet another DuneRunner :)

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Yet another DuneRunner :)

1RC5 said:
Try leaning out the LSN so it starts and idles and go from there. HSN probably too rich, so you have something to keep you entertained when you return.
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I ended up at about 1 turn for the LSN and 1 13/16 for the HSN (altough the plug reading shows it a bit rich, so maybe I'll go another 1/16 leaner ending up at 1 3/4).

The starting procedure changed a bit compared to my stock carb: with my stocker, I needed about 3 pulls to get it to pop with the choke on and then another 3 to get it started. Same way, every time. With the 1107 tonight tuned with the settings I mentioned, it popped on the very first pull (that NEVER happened before) but then took 6-7 pulls to get it going. Not a big problem if it stays that way but it does seem a little trickier to start than the stocker. Maybe it's the car's way of asking for a killer rc power starter :) )
 
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The thing is nobody knows exactly what the stock carb on the 32cc is a clone of. It's no longer of a 668, as it was for the 30.5cc. So maybe it's a clone of something closer to the 1107, hence the smaller difference...
 
:) )) that might be a possibility :p

Btw, can you do a video of the car launching on tarmac? I'm curious of the difference from the Redcat 32cc. I'm getting 0-50kph in 1.46s (with stock carb)
 
Just for this you can do it alone. I painted a chalk line 10 meters from the car and then filmed it takeoff. No need for steering in such a short distance so I could hold the camera with one hand.
 
That's not a bad idea actually. Do you use some sort of special mount or just tape it? Isn't the video shaky?
 
I have a full-size tripod but it doesn't help with action shots, just static stuff...
 
I wrap these legs around my transmitter or on a fence or on the drivers stand.
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Yet another DuneRunner :)

Really disappointed with the build quality of the DDM metal pawl. It needed A LOT of filing just to get it in there (like 20 minutes worth of filing, it was way off) and I obviously didn't manage to do it perfectly symmetrical so when pulling it was raising inclined so I just reverted to my plastic pawl :(
 
Sorry to hear that! Kinda weird though! Been using them for awhile now and every single of them has been flawless. You have a pic?
 
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