ASP 180AR Two Stroke Glow Engine

 hellcat 113 19 points

Nitromethane = horsepower, more nitro more horsepower and more nitro = more heat. 5% nitro fuel would be a good starting point, and at least 18% oil. Hope this helps.

 rcnewbie 9 points

It should have close to 4 horsepower as an O.S. engine 160 has 3.7 * 9000RPM and swings up to an 18in. /457mm prop!!

 rcnewbie 9 points

1. As there is no excelerator pump in the carb, opening the throttle to fast can cause it to stall. 2. Try a hoter glow plug, most people use an OS#8, I like an OS#7, (hotter) or an OS#6 (hottest). The OS#6 is also called an "A3". 3.The carburater hi or low speed may need to be tweeked ( micro adjustments). Ask an old timer to adjust your carb.

 theflyiniowan 26 points

stevegauth30, your airbleed or low speed needle is set to either to lean or to rich causing it to die upon acelleration.A good way to test this is to start you engine let it run for a few moments while giving it throttle as if you were setting the needles. let it idle for about twenty seconds then pinch the fuel line stopping fuel flow to the carberator. If it is to lean then it will die without the motor picking up in rpms if it is rich then your motor will pick up in rpms alot then die. When you cut fuel flow off from the carberator you want the engine to pick up a couple of rpms then die, try this and lean it so that it just dies then richen up the mixture a bit, that should solve your problem.

 wellmanite 183 points

Yes, this is a very common problem with glow engines. Try a 4 stroke glow plug, maybe a slightly faster idle, and see if a leaner low speed setting helps.

 modelflyer2010 11 points

thankyou i will try

 Kellyann 16220 points

susan the listing does say Spec. Displacement: 29.83cc So you really could not get much closer to 30cc. So yes

 theflyiniowan 26 points

This engine will be way more powerfull than a 30 cc gasser. a 1.20 (two stroke) nitro engine can easily replace a 30 cc gasser, Nitro engines pound for pound are more powerfull than gasoline engines.

 biggbear 284 points

I think I would try an OS-F plug. I use them in all my larger motors. Bj.

 Kellyann 16220 points

JuanchoRC that plug would be fine for every day use.

 sylvio 267 points

50cc a gasolina

 sylvio 267 points

2055 mm de envergadura é o tamanho certo pra esse motor

 F100CUFFLINK 885 points

15x8 on 3 blade

 Arjen 155 points

They say is should produce 4.50 Kw * 7.600 rpm.

 Turbobeaver 1336 points

Update:This is the A.S.P 1.80 engine.It is a ringed engine.More information can be found at justengines dot calm if your interested.Lots of spec info there compared to here.

 martseger63 215 points

theres no such site..
its www dot justengines dot unseen dot org :)
And you cant skip the www or it wouldnt load.

 martin555 31 points

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