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A Few Considerations
When choosing an RC car there are a few considerations you need to take into account first. Do you have open land or a large parking lot that is flat where an RC car can be driven? RC cars can quickly get destroyed if you race over uneven land - one bump and you may be out a hefty price! If you live in the city are there any rules restricting these vehicles or neighbors that may complain about the noise gas powered RC cars make? If so you may need a muffler on your exhaust or a lower-powered engine.
Picking A Kit Or RTR RC Car
Gas powered RC cars run on a nitro methane fuel that you can refill for unlimited running time and 80+ mph isn't out of the question! These cars or trucks are typically powered by a small two-stroke engine burning nitro methane, giving them the moniker of a NITRO car or truck. Different engines burn different mixtures of fuel, however, so that's something you want to watch for when purchasing your car. Speaking of purchasing your RC vehicle there are two big questions you need to ask yourself. Do I want to build the car myself or do I want to purchase a RTR or "ready to run" vehicle? The DIY kits are a lot more expensive and unless you know what your doing then a RTR RC car is probably more inline with what your looking for.
The Little Engine That Could
Can gas powered RC cars really go 80+MPH? Yes! Most nitro methane burning cars have what is called a two-stroke "glow" engine. The two-stroke engine is equivalent to a weed-eater motor which can pump out up to 5HP which is a LOT considering the size of an RC car. The "glow" refers to how the engine gets its spark to ignite the fuel. A "glow starter" heats up a "glow plug" which in turn causes the fuel to ignite and WHAM, you get your breakneck speeds.
Not All Fuels Are The Same!
The next thing that you have to worry about is what kind of fuel mixture you are going to be using in your car. The type of engine that you choose will dictate what kind of mixture the manufacturer will recommend. Typically in gas powered RC cars the mixture is between 10-40%. Once you have your car up and running you can experiment with different mixtures in your engine to get the kind of performance that compliments how you race your car.
Alex Desatoff is the owner of www.Saber-RC-Cars.com, an informative website about owning, taking care of and tuning gas powered RC cars which includes a questions and answers section and video content.
The Compact 2010 Volvo Xc70 T6 Turbo Engine
Volvo's XC70 crossover SUV offers a choice of two six-cylinder engines for 2010. The base 3.2 AWD has a normally aspirated 3.2-liter engine, while the T6 AWD comes standard with a turbocharged 3.0-liter version.
Both engines are part of Volvo's SI6 (short-inline 6) family, launched in 2006. Thanks to its unusual accessory drive layout, which mounts the power steering pump and air conditioning compressor behind the engine, the SI6 is one of the world's most compact inline sixes; its overall length is within a few millimeters of Volvo's earlier inline five. Both SI6 engines have a variable-length intake manifold, 24 valves, and dual overhead camshafts, with variable lift and timing for the intake cam.
Volvo rates the base XC70's 3.2-liter engine at 235 horsepower and 236 lb-ft of torque. Although it is smooth and very quiet, many critics find its power and torque unimpressive in the heavy XC70, providing only average acceleration. Fuel economy is not outstanding, either. The EPA rates the 3.2 AWD at 16/22 city/highway, and Volvo recommends premium fuel.
The T6 AWD's 3.0-liter turbocharged engine is similar to the 3.2, but with a smaller bore and stroke and a lower compression ratio. The 3.0-liter engine features an intercooled twin-scroll turbocharger, with a separate exhaust inlet for each set of three cylinders. The twin-scroll arrangement allows the turbo to 'spool up' much more quickly than a conventional turbocharger, reducing lag. Volvo rates the 3.0-liter engine at 281 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque, and claims that it produces its maximum torque over a wide rev band, from 1,500 to 4,800 rpm. Reviewers say the turbocharged engine has almost no turbo lag, and it provides much stronger performance than its normally aspirated sibling. It is somewhat thirstier than the 3.2; EPA ratings are 16/21 city/highway, again on premium fuel.
About the Author
Ronnie is a freelance technical writer for SWEngines.com. He writes different niches including Volvo XC70 Engine and other industry specific topics.
what is the advantages of inline type diesel fuel injection pump compared to rotary type?
Hi if you could give the information of which diesel engine runs an in line fuel pump i would appriciate it .
I have not come across one yet .
Audi Introduces Lighter, More Efficient 3.0L V-6 Turbodiesel
HERNDON, VA - The 3.0L TDI that Audi uses in the A8 and now also in the Q7 is a thorough redesign.
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