Engine service for my GO Tuned B21.5P & How to replace connecting rod on a nitro engine
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- This is how I keep my engines in good shape!
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Engine: Go tuned B21.5 motor with sealed backplate
Gearing: 15T clutchbell
Clutch setup: Fast Trax 1.1mm gold springs & Fast Trax clutch shoes
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I slide the piston in the sleeve first then put the rod on and push the sleeve down just make sure you barely start the piston in the sleeve so you still have enough movement to install the rod thanks for the video Mike
I see you're using the Classic Zip=tie trick!!. Good job. T-maxx Tony approved. This method is best, the heat method is terrible compared to zip ties.
You won't believe how stuck that sleeve was lol. I spend half an hour on taking it out!
@@NitroMike NitroGang Problems bro. lol. We know how it is, no choice.
Very nice work. Some one will need these tips for sure. Keeping nitro great.
Thank you very much man! A lot of tips in this video came from mistakes I made in the past :(
But now you guys don't have to make those mistakes :)
cool video!!!I really liked it, I like it!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
when one of my engines does that ill trash the shit out of it 😂
You need to take it all the way apart and clean it good big time. Then re put it back together
I always do that when I take appart my engines
We’re did you get the connecting rod from? I am having trouble finding one for my engine
Ebay is king
Same here. Ive been trying to match one up visually. "GO" parts are no where to be found!
@@NitroMike Mike, Do you have a model number from that conn. rod baggie?
@@nolengerke552 Also the Alpha E02-BU02103 conrod should also fit but I like the go rod more since GO has always had better quality than Alpha. In fact the designer of GO engines founded and owns Alpha and that's why their engines are similair. My GO engine is 5 gallons in and still runs on all original internals except conrod. My Alpha already runs on new bearings and a new conrod