Thank you and your welcome

WD40 OK At it's intended purpose of being a moistered displacer but you have to flush out not leave it sitting in the engine. Lucas air tool oil Is actually a corrosion inhibitor as well as a rust preventative it works much better as it's designed to be used in moist environments from compressed air and it's actually a real lubricant not mostly solvent like WD40

Thanks for watchin! And I don't do BS on this channel it's straight up facts

Thanks man

A lot of people will recommend it because they don't understand how the product works or is designed. it is designed as a water dispersant 40 which is the formula number. It is a solvent and a very poor lubricant the best stuff to use is Lucas air tool oil and keep in mind you don't need to use every time you run as it will make it harder to start same goes with any after run product. When you are finished running for the day let your car or truck run out of fuel till it will no longer start let it cool and you can let it sit like that for quite some time if you plan on letting it sit for more than a week then yes use your after run oil air tool oil like I'd mentioned before is great since it is a actual lubricant as well as a corrosion inhebiter.

I was just looking at that stuff the other day and they don't sell the non chlorinated kind here only Kleanflow non chlorinated which is great stuff I been using that for years on and off

I see it all the time man

Thanks brother

There is a few different ones out there you can get I have an old school MIP clutch and mine currently but I haven't really tried any of the other stuff to be honest

Not sure about GT85 just use a actual oil engine oil is like 5$ or so

Depending on how bad it was in there sometimes you might want to strip the engine completely down and replace the bearings if they're really gritty feeling but if it wasn't bad if it wasn't bad if it wasn't really light then you should be able to get away with it those engines aren't very expensive to replace anyways

That's awesome I bet that was a lot of fun to play around with

@@thebug4046 the trend stopped after a couple years. had people almost die from it when test running engines in their basement. those jets eats oxygen fast and several was found laying on the floor. back then safety was not so modern

@@MrLarsgren I remember people doing it with rc car engines running them in the house and stuff absolutely stupid.

I made 2 videos on it thanks man

There's no manufacturer that does not anymore. I remember when that happened back in the late 90s early 2000s and it was a flop very low performing and a lot of broken connecting rods and destroyed fuel systems.

I do have videos of the running if you kind of search through my channel I have a couple here that I'm going to test run within the next week hopefully I just have to get myself some more ether which is proving to be difficult right now for some reason

Brake cleaner is what I use. Don't worry about intake cleaner it won't really help you because they changed the way it works now and it's like trying to clean oil with water absolutely garbage

With great difficulty maybe

Non chlorinated brake parts cleaner is safer carb cleaner will eat all the rubber parts

Yup I know and thanks

No problem. I don't do BS on this channel

Starting to really get into these fast little rc cars so much fun Plus you learn as you go never tuned anything now my ears can just tell when it's good lol

@@shaneforsythe9816 it definitely takes time but when you get it it's second nature

@@thebug4046 well if I have problem with mine I'll make sure I'll ask for your advice

@@shaneforsythe9816 no problem. I do have a Facebook group as well