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Old 01-17-2007, 04:07 AM   #16
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Re: Is it possible to do burnouts w/ a 4wd nitro car?

oh ok thanx!! also...whenever i apply the brakes the engine shuts down immediatly. any suggestions as to why or wat to do? i really appreciate ur help.
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Old 01-17-2007, 01:12 PM   #17
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Re: Is it possible to do burnouts w/ a 4wd nitro car?

because you're closing the carb completely. Bump the idle up so that the carb doesn't close when you hit the brakes.
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Re: Is it possible to do burnouts w/ a 4wd nitro car?

oh ok...so u mean like adjust the throttle trim on the transmitter? or the actual idle screw? thanx
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Re: Is it possible to do burnouts w/ a 4wd nitro car?

the actual idle screw on the carb.
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oh ok...thanx
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