TT Pro-46 tuning

Aug 23, 2005 2 Replies

I have a TT Pro-46 that is giving me a hard time getting the low speed needle set properly. It seems that no matter where I set the low speed needle it stumbles and dies when I give it more throttle. I have been through more than a complete revolution of the low speed needle and can't seem to find a spot that works. I have the same problem if I'm just a hair out from completely closed all the way to 1 1/2 turns out. I know there are a ton of these engines around, can someone give me a good place to start with the low speed needle please.



Thanks, Steve



refer to sub section "Carburettors, Tuning & Performance Testing, Glow Plugs" under "Engines,Plugs,Tuning, Petrol, Turbines, Mufflers, Cleaning, etc" at

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amongst the many = How To Tune Your Engine+#01 ***
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'Setting the Idle Mixture _ Brian Hampton " or download manual for TT Pro engines =
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email me for jpg's of specific pages.

regards Alan T. Alan's Hobby, Model & RC Web Links

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That suggests to me that you need to disassemble the carb and clean it as thoroughly as you know how.

My experience has been that when a needle valve stops working, there is something blocking the flow of gas.

Might help.

Marty

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