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This is the HPI Nitro Star F4.1 Engine with Pull Start used in the Savage X.FEATURES: Composite body slide valve carburetor with 7.5mm bore Anodized purple oversize cooling head SG (pilot) type crankshaft Two year limited warrantyINCLUDES: HPI Nitro Star F4.1 Engine with Pull Start, instruction manual, R5 cold glow plug (HPIG1504), foam air cleaner assembly with four zip ties, brass colletREQUIRES: Fuel: Car blend with 20-25% nitro content Misc Items: Fuel tubing and track equipmentSPECS: Specs such as horsepower, bore, stroke and RPM were not provided- contact HPI for further infomation High Speed Needle Setting: Turn clockwise in 1/8 turn increments to lean fuel mixture. Do not exceed 2-1/2 turns from flush Idle Adjustment: Adjust for about 0.04 (1mm) gap between slide valve and carb body at bore opening Low Speed Needle: No adjustment recommended Displacement: .25 cu in (4.1cc) Weight: 14.99oz (425g) without air filter Distance Between Mounting Holes Same Side: 0.83 (21mm) Distance Between Mounting Holes Opposite Side: 1.4 (36.5mm) Height/Bottom Mounting Flanges to Top of Cylinder Head: 3.8 (96mm) Height/Bottom of Crankcase to Top of Cylinder Head: 4.3 (110mm) Length from Pull Starter to End of Crankshaft: 4.4 (113mm) Length from Pull Starter to Front Bearing: 3.3 (84.3mm) Length from Center of Crankcase to End of Crankshaft: 2.9 (75mm) Diameter of Exhaust Outlet: 0.59 (15mm) Diameter of Carburetor Opening: 0.53 (13.5mm) Diameter of Carburetor Bore: 0.29 (7.5mm)HPIPart HPI1408
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Still suffering the devastation of the Civil war that ended only ten years earlier, North Carolina shipped prison inmates from Raleigh to build the Mountain Division of the western North Carolina railroad. Some amazing and astonishing events occurred from 1875 through 1879 as this mountain railroad (3 miles straight-line distance, requiring 9+ miles of track) was pushed up the eastern continental divide. Six tunnels were excavated, from 89 to 1,800 feet long, each 15 feet tall. For open cuts, solid rock was cracked by dousing cold mountain water on roaring fires. The first use in the southeastern U.S. of a new product called Nobel's Blasting Oil (now called nitroglycerin!) was on the project. It was mixed with sawdust and corn meal, making nitroglycerin mash. A very heavy wood-burning locomotive was picked up off the tracks by the convicts and pushed several miles overland to the top of the mountain to help dig out the longest tunnel. The most common tool used was a flat rock held in the strong hands of the convicts to dig and spread dirt as they prepared the flat path needed to lay crossties for the rails. Tunnels, Nitro and Convicts condenses the incredible history of the most ambitious earth-moving, mountain-conquering project in the United States as of the 1870s into an engaging, easy-to-read story. The fascinating and compelling intertwining of long dark caves, blasting and cracking of massive rocks, the first use of nitroglycerin in the southeastern United States, and pushing a big locomotive several miles through the woods up a mountain ... all by hundreds of convicts who worked under severe conditions with the most basic tools ... makes this true account of post-civil war railroad history a story you must read!
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