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Engine basics => Engine set up tips => Topic started by: Rudy Taube on August 06, 2007, 04:00:52 PM
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This forum has been great in helping us retreads get back into CL, thanks Randy and Sparky. The OS .25 mod thread was very helpful.
I just have one more question:
What direction do you point the single hole in the OS srpaybar?
I think, in the "olden" times, we used to point them straight down? But some have said that sideways (90 degrees) is best? I am going to use the OS NV assembly because I like it's solid hold on the NV. I can never get the ST NV to work well, I torque it too tight, of not enough, etc. .... I must be IC challanged? n~
TIA for any help on this. :-)
Regards,
Old retread, ECL flyer
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Randy, For starters, point the hole just out of sight from 90 degrees looking straight down the venture, like 95 degrees.
From there its a matter of finding a sweet spot between 95 and 4 o'clock(what ever that degree is). It is a pretty fine adjustment and may not be that important unless you have special equipment. I'd try 95, then 4 o'clock, which ever works best thats good enough. Any where in that range is good enough for a beginner or intermediate flyer.
St collet tightning is touchy, I set mine so the needle valve is hard to turn but not that hard to make a small adjustment that easy, once the final appoximate setting is found, you may tighten it a bit more, never locking it tight enough that the needle won't turn with your fingers.
Thats my opinion and the best I can discribe it.