OPS Speedster Power .21 Nitro engine testing track driving and final thoughts

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  • Опубліковано 9 вер 2024

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  • @jeffstone4240
    @jeffstone4240 3 місяці тому

    Your driving is great. It's all about getting out and have fun with a hobby you love

  • @bowi73
    @bowi73 3 місяці тому

    good one todd looking at and hearing that engine it looks and sounds perfeckt to me
    but im now exspert .👍

  • @hybrid32494
    @hybrid32494 3 місяці тому

    Hey Todd! Happy to see you burning some nitro at the track! In your experience do you have any thought on using the in-line fuel coolers thats are normally installed on the pressure line? BTW I agree, I have that WERKS racing power clutch and it's 100% awesome!!

    • @NitroTalkwithTodd
      @NitroTalkwithTodd  3 місяці тому +1

      I've never ran one myself, but I was watching an Adam Drake video a few years back and he was running the Novarossi fuel cooler on his Mugen buggy. I asked his opinion on it in the comments, and he said that in certain situations, he likes to run the fuel cooler.

    • @hybrid32494
      @hybrid32494 3 місяці тому

      great answer man, thank you! I will look into it more in that case, maybe there is something to it. @@NitroTalkwithTodd

  • @relldisdonovan9162
    @relldisdonovan9162 3 місяці тому

    likes your information keep it coming but quick question how you know you have great bottom end I got a axial .28 in my t maxx

    • @NitroTalkwithTodd
      @NitroTalkwithTodd  3 місяці тому +1

      To me, great bottom end means that it's like turning on a light switch. When you peg the throttle from a stand still, you get all the power of the engine immediately.
      In a tmaxx with a big block, with a good clutch and great bottom end, the truck should almost do a backflip when you peg it.
      Thanks for watching

    • @hybrid32494
      @hybrid32494 3 місяці тому

      totally agree, great point on the bottom end!@@NitroTalkwithTodd

  • @kairosanna1292
    @kairosanna1292 3 місяці тому

    I think you probably can help, I have an old kyosho buggy with .06 engine. The only way to start is spinning the wheel...but unlike airplane, it won't work out.
    Pls suggest a way I can start the engine....I guess needed to add something to the engine...

    • @NitroTalkwithTodd
      @NitroTalkwithTodd  3 місяці тому

      Are you referring to the "half eight" mini inferno? Those came with their own little starter box. Without it, I'm not sure but they probably can be started with a standard starter box, or maybe a handheld starter like the hanger 9 super starter?

  • @Harvz78
    @Harvz78 3 місяці тому

    Where do you get parts for that legendary buggy?

    • @NitroTalkwithTodd
      @NitroTalkwithTodd  3 місяці тому

      I have been collecting parts for years (check out my hyper 7 collection video) but if I did need something, first place I would look is eBay. I got a lot of my stuff there, and since this was a pretty popular buggy for quite a few years, there is still a decent about of parts available. Thanks for watching